Clean, comfy, welcoming, quiet, and special.

All that and more.

I felt taken care of my whole stay-even before arriving actually, via the communication.

I was greeted by a giant, smart dog-Morman-who let me pet him throughout my stay.
And was welcomed by Janet and David and freshly mopped floors.
I was given a great tour of the shipping container house and roof.
David gave me tips on saving money right away.
David and Janet are engaged in their community and their neighbors with them.
There is a vibrant community garden two lots down.
The bed quilt you see in the picture-yup, that is there and just as beautiful in person. I loved sleeping under something made with such care and love. One night I even needed to and got to sleep under that and a hand quilted quilt.
That feeling could describe the experience of my stay.
David and Janet were such perceptive hosts that they anticipated a need that I truly did not think I had and provided for it and that turned out to add an unexpected highlight to my trip.
My original plans did not include any down time and, as can happen, plans change. Not only did I get to rest and relax in my very comfortable and cool space, I got to spend time talking with David and Janet-interesting people living interesting lives.
I also loved that there were all these unobtrusive to the eye treasures to delight in in the space, if one wanted to. Fiber arts, a numbered original print, the tourist information mobile, and so much more. They even had a subway map up to get a lay of the land, if one needed to.