Greta's home is decorated in an eclectic and beautiful way, with paintings, buddhas, and interesting sculptures throughout. Her dining room table where I ate my meals is so beautiful and has a textured top that looks hand-carved. I was able to chat with Greta for a bit, and she was very nice and had a good sense of humor. I also had an interesting conversation with the other guest staying at the house. I stayed in the "frugal" room for the weekend and it was cozy and overall comfortable. The neighborhood was quiet at night, which I appreciated. The upper level deck is gorgeous and has a fantastic view. There is no AC in the room which was fine for me in the warm upper 70's - lower 80's weather, and it felt really nice with the fans blowing through the windows. I only had a couple of issues with the room, but that is probably because I'm a more sensitive sleeper than most. The bed was a bit soft for my taste, but I remedied that by putting two throw pillows underneath the middle of the mattress which made it more comfortable for me. The house next door had security lights on through the night which shone through the sheer curtain a bit too brightly for me, so I hung one of my shirts in the window and it was much better. Besides these things, I slept comfortably and enjoyed my stay!