We really enjoyed our stay at Julia's place. It is small, but well laid-out and really comfortable. The mini-fridge is on the larger side and has a separate freezer, which we really appreciated because we have to bring most of our food with us. We were attending a game at McCormick Field, and Julia's felt far away and secluded in the country while being only 20 minutes from the stadium. We were really fortunate to meet Julia when we were checking out, and she helped us give treats to the goats. We learned that the baby goats can't eat hard things like carrots, and the goats won't touch anything that's fallen on the ground. They have their standards! They will also nibble on your clothes! I got to hold a 3.5 week old baby goat, and that was a thrill! Julia keeps their area really clean. There's a lovely patio right outside the door - wish we'd had more time to enjoy it. The information she provided was very helpful. It's good to arrive in the daytime as I think we would have had more trouble finding the right driveway. That was our issue more than hers! It was a great find, and we would stay there again.