My driver handed me my bags, and there was Steve Moore, with a welcoming smile and a ready hand to assist me to the cottage, at an indecently late midnight hour due to a late night flight. The minute I walked into the little red Zilker Cottage, I was welcomed with comfort, light and cleanliness. Into a very warm open space there was everything I needed for my stay, a comfortable bed, wide-open windows, a little desk and an accommodating kitchenette which served my breakfast needs and late evening snacks satisfactorily. The house coffee and breakfast goods added warmth to the host’s hospitality, given my late arrival to the site. For the purposes of my trip to Austin to triage belongings in a storage space, this was an ideal place to stay; it was not ostentatious, yet it had all of the comforts I needed after physically demanding work days, especially the massage provided by the shower. I could not write this review without praising everything from the nozzle height to the water temperature, which were just perfect. In fact everything on site had been conceived and designed with auspicious attention: space distribution, soaps and lotions, movies etc… After my evening’s ruminations as I would shut my eyes in bed, what sweet joy it was to turn the light out from my bed, by flicking the switch over my right shoulder. The sun, not the alarm clock, would awaken me with its gentle and brilliant rays shining through the high and curtain-less panes in the morning. Located on the peaceful grounds of a bucolic space, I would not hesitate to stay at the cottage again, nor hesitate to recommend it to the labored traveler or the visiting vacationer who might appreciate a “home away from home.” My stay at the little cottage was an absolutely wonderful experience! My thanks to Steve for his auspicious touch and the helpful support of his son, Sam.