Peggy was a great hostess. I had everything I needed and was close to my business dealings in Seattle. The neighborhood is charming to walk in the morning or evening as I did and great restaurants are a mile or so away. Unlike the BnBs I've had stayed at recently, Peggy's place is more reminiscent of my trips to Europe where you are a guest IN someone's home among all their possessions and lives. Of course I had my privacy in my "suite" which was the upstairs floor but otherwise you'll be trekking through the kitchen and living room on your way in and out. But, if you want private access to your own cottage or basement unit or whatever, with a wine fridge and your own Keurig and Big Screen with 5.1 sound, Peggy's isn't it. I didn't mind in the least and am used to this kind of lodging and this sort of thing adds charm to your travels. I had all the conveniences I needed (no TV though but no matter to me. If I really wanted to watch something, I had my laptop) and I was out early and back late so I didn't visit much. As I told my colleagues, this was like staying at Grandma's and no offense whatsoever to Peggy because she is a grandma, and at least one grandkid was there for a little while 2 of my 3 night's stay. You'll walk past knickknacks, curios, gewgaws', and baubles from Peggy's travels as well as brightly colored toy trucks and bulldozers (I didn't notice any plastic dinosaurs, but a suit of armor guards the front door) . My review wouldn't be complete without mentioning a library of books and guides in the room, and a decent stash of board games. And last, in the Late-Covid Era of travel where prices have gone through the roof, Peggy's wont break the bank.