I was visiting a relative being treated at a nearby hospital and needed a small, quiet place to stay. The apartment is on the first floor of a house in a quiet residential area of Jamaica Plain. It is small, with a combo living-bedroom, a full kitchen with table for eating or working, and a well-equipped bathroom with a hot, fast-running shower. The bed is comfortable, and the wall-mounted TV is new and equipped with hundreds of channels. The amazing thing about the apartment is that despite its tiny size, it is so homey and welcoming, with tasteful, fascinating details of decor and more practical details (such as bottles of water and orange juice in the fridge) making it seem more of a home than its tiny size might suggest. Two people would be tight but workable and pleasant; this is a place to return to after spending your day elsewhere, not a place to hang out in during the day. The queen sized bed doubles as the couch when one is not sleeping. It's an easy walking distance from both Green and Orange lines of the T, fine little restaurants (haggis at the Scottish pub is superb), downtown Jamaica Plain, the VA Hospital, etc. There are two bodegas nearby (one down at the corner) and Whole Foods is a 15-minute walk. The neighborhood is a pleasant mix of frame houses, all well-maintained. Bring a sleep mask if street/security lights bother you. I experienced a problem with the wi-fi cutting in and out, and Miriam's husband quickly resolved it. I would definitely stay here again.