We thoroughly enjoyed our two night stay in this 1 BR newly remodeled cottage/addition with private entrance in a quiet, low key neighborhood. Highlights were the bright, airy, uncluttered open floor plan, cathedral ceiling, bay windows in living room and kitchen with garden views. Host Amnon was accommodating and flexible about our arrival time, didn't have any house rules, was pleasant and easy going. There was a large empty closet in the bedroom and a washer/dryer, and these would be helpful for anyone planning a longer stay. We arrived about 9 pm, threw down our luggage, and immediately went out looking for food and were happy to find Los Gallos, a decent Mexican restaurant and bar, in the nearby (walking distance) Marsh Manor plaza which is open until 11 pm. Quite a few people were sitting around outdoor tables at this hour; charming. In the plaza, there was also a Starbucks, a sandwich place, a breakfast place, a dry cleaners, a yoga studio, and DeLucchi's (sp?) which from a distance looked like a food market (we didn't get close enough to verify). I noticed a sign that said Wells Fargo ATM, too. The next morning we drove up Marsh Rd about a half mile to Middlefield Rd and then took Middlefield to Embarcadero to Stanford. My point in mentioning this is that it's another charming experience that beats the heck out of the 101 aesthetically and probably gets you anywhere in Palo Alto, Menlo Park, or Redwood City just as quickly. We will return for sure. In the meantime, all visitors are welcome to use the mug with the English flag that I left in the microwave...