Physical Details: Parking is ample, and there is a bus stop around the corner. The driveway may be easily missed, but the cones for a small path helped, especially when returning in the dark. Once through the dirt driveway, the area is like a courtyard. First impressions of the interior were of all the books, which were organized similar to a bookstore, and a welcome sight. The Magnolia Room shared space with two neighboring rooms, the bathroom, the living room/main library, dining room, and kitchen, and was certainly spacious. The decor was simple, but paired with unique bookcases, stained glass windows, and such. Although the room was the closest to the street and there is a rooster a few blocks away, it was not too noisy at night, and the Coqui frogs created a pleasant ambiance.

Amenities: Upon settling in, one of the first items Robin mentioned were the three possible wireless internet access points. The kitchen was available for usage, but I did not explore its contents due to primarily sampling local restaurants. A small flat-screen television hung from inside the bedroom.

Service: Robin was quick to offer assistance, and communicated in a timely manner.

Little, Random Details: Even though breakfast was not listed among the provided amenities, Robin offered coffee, and, upon the morning of my departure, yogurt, croissants, lilikoi jelly, and such, too. She also helped with transportation, which was unexpected, but certainly helpful. Finally, in one of her other listings, I saw a picture of her outdoor dance floor surrounded by a canopy; it was a beautiful space, and the pictures certainly do not do it justice. On a side note, on New Year's Eve, I met some of her tango friends, who were welcoming, especially the astronomers.