Flor is very welcoming and hospitable. Her home is warmly and colorfully decorated with a lot of Peruvian artwork and handicrafts. The place feels like a luxury hostel or an especially nice European guesthouse, in that the four guest rooms are so comfortable, the bathrooms spotless and attractive, and Flor will go out of her way to make you completely comfortable. The reason I say hostel or guesthouse is that there are three bathrooms scattered throughout the house available to guests and residents, and you need to wear a robe and carry your towels back and forth. If they are full, you can ask to use Flor's private bathroom. One of them is a "wet bathroom" with an open shower that gets everything wet. You hang your robe and towel on the door, and they do stay dry. (Flor is building more rooms and bathrooms, and some rooms will have private baths.)
Flor is the ultimate hostess. Each room has a mini-fridge stocked with snacks and basics like bread and milk, for which there is no additional charge. She has coffee and coffee makers, sewing kits, hair-dryers, toiletries, and more amenities than I can name in each of the four rooms. My daughter and I had several flight delays, and we arrived at five a.m. bone weary. When we got up the next day, Flor cooked a wonderful Peruvian breakfast free of charge for us!
Her neighborhood is safe and attractive and about 15 to 30 min. away from most of the major attractions. There are restaurants and stores near her, and because of food allergies, I restocked our mini-fridge with groceries from the store only two blocks away.
Another reviewer said Flor was like the aunt she didn't know she had, and I have to agree. We will gladly stay again if we return to Seattle.