If you're looking for a homey place to stay this may work for you, but a few things were a little too homey for us:

Yes there is a garden out back but no apparent way to get there and we didn't feel like invading their owners' personal space to try to get to it. The TV didn't work and the DVD player apparently didn't either; I draped a thick balnket across the flashing light from the display so it wouldn't bother me sleeping. There was no breakfast here; not a coffee pot either but there was some instant Starbacks coffee, a few packets. The bathroom was the best -- strangely no washcloths though.

The sheets and blankets we were given for the living room sleeping areas looked like the type you'd retire after buying new ones, and the couch was a little stale smelling (I slept on it); I was handed a pillow without a pillowcase.

I can live with all that for the price -- but the one thing I really didn't like was the cat litter box in the laundry room adjacent to the living room. Yuk.

The residents move about upsairs and the floor creaks; we could hear their loud blender from time to time.

With a little more effort, this could be better: buy some nice fresh new quality sheets and blankets. Put out plenty of coffee and throw in a coffee maker. A few biscuits or a little fruit for breakfast so that you don't have to run to the store to have anything to eat (We called this the "Bed no Breakfast".) And put the catbox somewhere else.