We had a great stay at Julia's house while we were visiting the national park. The bed was very comfy, the bathroom was well-stocked, and Julia provided us with plenty of food for breakfast in the little kitchen nook. We really liked eating our meals on the porch and enjoying the sights and smells of Julia's garden. We were also visited by two sweet kitties and a neighbor's dog while we were eating. Julia is a botanist who currently leads tours in the park, so she gave us lots of tips on hikes and things to see in the park. Our only complaint is that the windows didn't have screens. We would've loved to fall asleep to the sounds of the garden and the cool mountain air without worrying about letting bugs into Julia's house.