Sarah's place is great. I stayed in the smaller unit which was perfect for one person. Sarah was very responsive to everything I asked for. I was working remotely and needed reliable wifi -- and it was (more than I can say about some other airbnbs I've stayed at where reliable wifi was promised but not delivered. It was a relief not to have to worry about it). I was also there to ensure elderly relatives who live in a retirement complex 2 miles away (the Vi at Aventura) were doing ok and the location was perfect for that. I quarantined and was able to get my COVID test by walking a mile to a clinic (MDNow on Hallandale Blvd) where there were very few people the evening I went and I didn't have to wait long. Once I was done quarantining I was able to see my aunt and make dinner and brunch for her at Sarah's place. Sitting outside was lovely and the weather was perfect (well some Floridians said it was chilly sometimes but coming from Chicago in the winter of course I did not find it so). The wifi works outside too and I could work on my laptop on the patio table. Sarah brought an umbrella for the patio table. I miss that now. I loved the canal in the back and the wildlife that came there was very entertaining, especially in the early morning. There was an egret that held very still waiting patiently for fish and then would dart his neck out and get one. The fish jump out of the water sometimes, which startled me - someone told me they do that but I'd never seen it before. There was a big iguana who would sun himself on the rocks on the other side of the canal, and other lizards would come and he was fine with that, but when other iguanas came he chased them off. Sarah's Bodhisattva statues reminded me to share their calm compassion -- she's right to call her place 'a Zen hotspot.' The statue on my part of the backyard, by the smaller unit, is of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisatva of compassion (Quan Yin in Chinese or Kannon for Japanese Zen practitioners), a much needed presence in these times. The location is great - if you are quarantining, Whole Foods delivers and so do restaurants via Grubhub. If you aren't there is easy nearby shopping and dining, including takeout. One of my friends there recommended Hummus Achla which is walking distance and I didn't find it until I was ready to leave - I'll come back. I did get walk over to get Venezuelan empanadas at Moises Bakery, and Cuban sandwiches at A Touch of Cuba next door to it. If you have a car it's easy to get to Hollywood Broadwalk and beach. If you go north of Sheridan, north of the Broadwalk, you get to North Beach which has foliage above a big stretch of sand and is very peaceful and uncrowded. I went there early one morning and saw a few other people there watching the sunrise. Also, a mile walk south of Sarah's place is a big park, Highland Oaks Park, Aventura, with a beautiful lake where you can watch the sunset with many different kinds of birds flocking to the shoreline. About a mile from there you will get to the Aventura Mall, which I stayed away from this time, but if you like malls and upscale shopping and dining, it is huge and offers many options. I expect you will enjoy your stay at Zen Hotspot too. Please give the iguanas, and Kuan Yin, my regards if you get there before I get back!