My wife and I felt very welcomed in the neighborhood and at Bonnie’s house which is something we watch for as LGBTQ. Since the cottage is attached to the main house, it feels more like staying with an acquaintance of the family instead of renting a private space. Bonnie was extremely respectful of our privacy and we were able to enjoy the beautifully landscaped back yard with our dogs without feeling like we were intruding or sharing. Although there are two beds and a loft, I’m glad we only had two people. It was a little cramped getting around the Murphy bed when it was down and not much space to sit unless you put the bed up and rearrange the furniture. Unfortunately it was raining so we couldn’t eat at the outdoor dining area. We crowded around a side table to eat dinner instead of elbowing each other on the counter stools in the kitchenette. Overall, we enjoyed our stay thanks to the creative touches to make a small space functional and the thoughtful additions like fresh ground coffee and milk. With skylights and great views of the garden, the cottage is just as charming as the main house and the rest of the neighborhood.