"The Secret Garden Bungalow" is truly that and as pointed out by other reviewers, it is very clean and well appointed. You wind through a lovely garden area to reach the main door which faces a very nice patio. There is a serene garden under the birch trees and arbor at the side of the bungalow with a dining table and fountain. Unfortunately we encountered enough rain on our visit that we really couldn't take advantage of the outdoor amenities but we did enjoy that they were visible from our snug and dry quarters. Barbara was a very thoughtful hostess. She provided staples (and then some) in the kitchen including milk and bread, oatmeal and fresh fruit and coffee. Barbara was in a class when we arrived and her husband, Tim, gave us a guided and thorough tour of our accommodations and was ready to give us suggestions of what to see in the area. We weren't like many guests in that we knew the area well as our children had been living about two blocks away for the last 9 years. We didn't need much help in finding things to do but there were maps and guide books available if you need them. The location is perfect for getting around as the bus stop is just 2 blocks away. It's only 3 blocks to the grocery store, some wonderful little shops and really good restaurants. If you choose to stay at the Secret Garden, you will not be disappointed.