The only bad thing I can think of about this place are the planes flying directly overhead every 10-15 minutes, very low. It is very noisy outside (hold your ears) but the Cream Room itself took care of most of the sound, such that I slept very soundly. Now that we have the only bad thing out of the way, here comes the good. :) I checked in fairly late in the day (and I communicated my plans very poorly) and thus wasn't sure whether there would be someone to greet me. Nevertheless, I was an expected guest and everything was laid out in such a way that I was able to enter the building and find my room key along with a personalized note and any forms to sign. Luckily Aris was only in the garden when I came in and found me moments after I had figured everything out. She was very friendly and made me feel right at home. Now, the garden. Whoa! It's so beautiful! -- an oasis in the urban desert. The garden and downstairs areas are tastefully set up with references to nature and with a yogi-like ambiance (I'm no yogi, so if you are please take this with a grain of salt because this is only what I imagine a yogic retreat to look like; that being said, there were no yogis there, or any yoga going on when I was there that I was aware of, but it was so calm and serene that you definitely could practice yoga). Even as a non-yogi, I felt myself relax (despite the planes, which ceased to exist in that organic environment). There is a bathroom downstairs with a beautiful bathtub for guests to use. I only came to sleep at night, but if I had stayed any longer I would have soaked my tired body in that tub fo sho. The kitchen is quite large and modern; it's set up for a few guests to use at once with markers and such (I didn't use this as my stay was so brief). Which brings me to the point that this is very much like a BnB, with several guest bedrooms upstairs. There is a common washroom upstairs too, I believe, which I didn't have to use since there was a toilet, shower, and sink in my room. There is no door between the bedroom and these amenities but privacy is ensured by a wall. (So if you can't poop with your boyfriend in the room, use the other washroom. No biggie. Or have him do some yoga downstairs and open the window.) This was perfect for a lone traveler. The room has a closet, a drawer chest, and a queen-sized bed that was very comfy. Everything was tastefully decorated with the use of mirrors and art. It seems that this house is fairly antique but refurbished to meet modern standards. All in all, I felt safe, the place was clean, and the planes were only...