Diana is a wonderful, warm, loving host, who provides a very welcoming atmosphere! I loved talking to her. She is knowledgeable about the area and opportunities (I was in the area to interview), and has had some incredible life experiences which have clearly contributed to the positive person she is today.

She is extremely quick to respond to inquiries about logistics. The house is equipped with Wi-fi, a coffee maker (she made me coffee for the one morning I was there; very sweet!) and even a stocked fridge. She simply asks for contributions towards food eaten, which I think is a great set-up--way more convenient than having to run out and buy your own milk, etc. It appears that she has been able to operate on the honors system for this, which is testimony to the positive energy she puts out and which guests have echoed.

I stayed in the Morningstar room, which had 2 twin beds. The room included a little desk and chair, which were great for computer use. The desk also had a form welcome note, which explained everything about the house (food, Wi-fi, etc.) and gave a few tips about the city. Very helpful, and very friendly!

The room was stocked with clean sheets and plenty of afghans and quilts for warmth :-) The mattress was not terribly comfortable, but it was certainly fine for the night, especially given how reasonable Diana's prices are.

The bathroom was shared with one other guest, and the shower was hot with great water pressure (that may sound like an odd thing to comment on, but this is a huge quality of life thing for me! :-))

The house is filled with art from family members, friends and adoring guests: completely charming. She asks that guests remove shoes upon entering, as the floors are mostly carpeted, and she leads a lot of group activities in her large living area (her "play room."). If I end up in Nashville, I intend to visit Diana regularly. Her karma is delightful and infectious.