We would definitely stay here again if the need arose. You couldn't stay with nicer people. Our phone call to confirm the reservation was very helpful, and Doug was very accommodating about our time of arrival at about 9 PM, which some people would have found quite late. He and Ann greeted us very kindly, and Doug showed us our quarters which were like a little apartment on the second floor, quite private and giving on to a downstairs side door of the house through the kitchen. The stairs are steep, but have a good hand rail. Doug helped us with our luggage,and we appreciated it since we are quite old. The picture of the bedroom is accurate. There is also an attic type closet with lots of hanging space and plenty of hangers (not wire). The bathroom has a shower stall. There is a little sitting room with two easy chairs, a coffee machine and a fast electric kettle with plenty of supplies, including half-and-half for coffee inside a dorm-size super-clean fridge with bottled water and little chocolate candies. Home baked cookies were set out on the table on a plate with plastic film wrap. Couldn't think of anything else they could have done to welcome us more perfectly. Doug could also accommodate our preferred breakfast time (9 AM) and provided the low-carb breakfast we need, serving fresh fruit and eggs. We arrived quite hungry at night, and he recommended a little Greek place still open a couple of blocks away. Opposite that was a Thai restaurant with sushi. Captain D's, Burger King, Little Caesar's were within sight and other places we couldn't identify in the dark. Interesting neighborhood with ethnic diversity, not scary and not posh.