I stayed at a downstair room for two nights. It was little chilly, get more privacy though.
Cheryl seems really love her house, so there were some house rules you really need to follow - to keep the place clean and neat.
(ex. hanging a towel on the hook, 1 shower per day, keeping doors open to not make creaking sound, etc.)
When I first arrived at her house around 10:30 pm, i needed to open a key-box cuz nobody was there. My friend and I had hard time to open it, even though we read the instruction thoroughly. Eventually, another guest showed up and helped us to come in.
But the thing is, when I first met Cheryl that night, she kept saying (till next morning) - "Can you read English?"
It's all because i couldn't open the key box and happened to be a nonfluent English speaker.
Well.. my friend got her MBA in NY, and I did overseas PR at Samsung group for 8 years which means we both don't have any problem with reading one-simple-English instruction. Honestly, I was somewhat humiliated at that moment.
Other than the keybox happening, Cheryl turned out to be a good host. She responded me real quick, willing to share free drinks & show her art works, loves to talk with guests. I came back home in the middle of night, though she came to me and started little talk which was nice. loved her art piece!!
** Overall, recommendable for people who want a cozy place nearby the Discovery Park.
Not recommendable for people who want less house rule during the stay, or are not fluent in English.