It was clear from the moment I stepped into my room that Natalia had taken tremendous effort in making her home as inviting, comfortable, and efficient as possible. There was a welcome note neatly written in chalk on a small blackboard and detailed instructions on the wall for things like checking out and getting around the area. The drawers and soap bottles in the kitchen were all neatly labeled so everything could be found with ease. And there was a carefully crafted signup for the bathroom in the mornings which helped ensure I could leave at the time I planned every morning. Alone, each of these would improve any space, but together, it helped craft one of the most welcoming experiences I have ever had- be it AirBnB or five star hotel. I cannot recommend her airbnb enough. For those who are searching for specific details about the space: - there was parking on the street that was relatively easy to navigate. at night it is a bit harder to find a spot, but there will be one in the neighborhood within walking distance. - the stove is a gas stove with different burners for different temperature ranges - the kitchen is well stocked with knives, pans, spatulas, etc. - there is a coffee maker and coffee - the house was quiet and peaceful both at night and in the morning - the neighborhood is quiet and a bit dark at night, which to some people can feel a bit sketchy or eerie; this is just because its a residential area with family houses around. There isn't a lot of night life here, so expect it to feel a little deserted past 10pm. It's just because people are sleeping and need to wake up in the morning haha. - for those with mobility issues, the bathroom has a tub/shower that you need to step over to get into, and there are stairs going up to the floor where your room is. The stairs a little steep, but there is a sturdy handrail. - for those with severe food allergies, there isn't a dishwasher, so you might want to bring your own sponge. I didn't but nonetheless I was still able to safely eat with everything there (I have a milk allergy) - there's a large refrigerator, and I think there was a freezer. - the bed was soft but supportive and there were plenty of blankets. Likewise with the pillows. - the room has its own lock, and the bathroom has a hook to lock it as well. - the room had shades that blocked out most of the light. - there were outlets in a couple places in the room. If you have significant charging needs, it'd be worth bringing a power strip with you if only so you didn't have to scatter your equipment around. - this listing is for a the room next to the kitchen. There is another room on the other side, but there is...