Lihua is so welcoming and helpful! She gave me a good tip about a parking spot on the street outside the building so I wouldn't have to pay the $25/day parking garage fee, and she let me know about the paid parking hours so I wouldn't get a ticket. She waited outside the door when I let her know I was about to arrive so she could show me the different keys and give me information about my room and when breakfast is. The house was built in the 1890s and is so beautiful inside and out. She told me it's been in her husband's family for many generations. You can tell there's a lot of care and attention put into making the place comfortable for guests. I was there at a slow time of year in the middle of the week, so I was one of the only guests there. In the morning there was a lovely spread in the breakfast room. I had some bread with jam, a banana, and a cup of coffee, and read my book among the well-preserved heritage furniture. When I left, she came out to say goodbye <3