We would give more than five stars if we could. The place was immaculate, neat, and very tastefully designed and decorated.
Wendy was attentive and thoughtful about every detail. A few of the many, many positive details include:
- multiple plugs for both electrical outlets and USB ports in living room and bedroom
- spare toiletries, including feminine hygiene products, for a guest who may have forgotten something
- comfortable furniture that is completely free of stains, nicks, tears or blemishes
- high quality drinks and snacks (not cheap Wal-Mart stuff)
- helpful notes throughout the house (e.g. informing guests not to be concerned about disturbing others because of the beautiful - but creaky - 100 year old wood floors; stating where to find the dish drying rack; etc.)
- house plants that are well cared for (not plastic plants nor scraggly plants that hadn't been watered in weeks)
- a kitchen drawer with scissors, post-its, etc.
- clearly labeled containers for trash, recycling, and compost
- an amazing meditation/reading room with a comfortable chair, diffuser, meditation cards, and a wonderful collection of books including multiple books of poetry by Mary Oliver, the Prophet, complete cartoons from the New Yorker, various books on meditation, and other books.
- a simple access process with the keypad password
My only hesitancy in giving a five star review is the fear that others will discover this hidden gem and it might not be available the next time I want to stay there when we are back in Prospect Park.