I loved staying at Angielena’s. I would live here if I could! I stayed for 2 weeks as a sort of retreat and the space was great. There are a lot of other rooms and for the most part, the other guests were clean and wearing masks in common spaces (kitchen, hallway, bathrooms). I loved hanging out on the back porch and watching the trailer park mall on the weekends. There are 3 bathrooms, so I never had trouble accessing one. My favorite was the Frida Kahlo bathroom, but a always used the amazing shower in the other. The little kitty that runs around is super cute and shy. I do have a cat allergy, but this was easily quelled with a daily allergy pill, so if you’re sensitive to that sort of thing, just know that it is manageable. I actually liked watching the planes on the back porch. The noise never bothered me. Outside it’s definitely a conversation halter, but I could barely hear it inside. The only times that I noticed it inside is when they would fly over and block my afternoon sunlight coming in through my windows. Angeielena was around most days if I needed anything. And she was great with communication and sanitation. She was just a lovely human. You can hear some noise from other guests in their rooms, but I was not bothered because in a time of isolation, I liked that other life was being lived around me. I usually just played music in my rooms to tune out other noise. So if you want to hang out in an artist space, you’ll be happy here. The whole experience reminded me of staying in a hostel and I loved it.