This was my second stay here. On my first visit, I was a bit skeptical about the town. But, no more. It's like Brooklyn or Woodstock before they became touristy. The food, antique shops, and art in town are great. You just have to walk about five minutes to find them, maybe less now that I know where they are. The house itself was better the second time too -- even more comfortable, peaceful, private. But it is still not boring. The paintings, found objects, and pottery still challenge. But not overly so. And everything is just where you want it to be -- from the coffee and coffee maker to the shower with good water pressure to the towels and kitchen to the layout of the rooms. The hosts are beyond gracious. How comfortable is it? Although I have insomnia, I sleep through the night there. And it is perfectly set up for work the next day, with great wifi connection and no one unnecessarily bothering you to change sheets at 10 am or whatever.. It's a great place to stay.