What an incredibly lucky break we had to be able to stay in Sophia's place for our son's graduation from The Ohio State University. We had a prior reservation, but when my MIL had trouble with stairs, we had to cancel that one, and I picked Sophia's solely based on the fact that it was a ranch, and it was available, just a few short months before graduation weekend. Little did I know that it would turn out to be a perfect spot to spend our time in Columbus. First of all, Sophia is SO helpful. I was frazzled in the time leading up to the graduation. My dad had two major surgeries (heart surgery and lung cancer surgery) and was devastated to miss his only grandchild graduating from his favorite school. I was moving another of my four kids out of college in a different state the day before I came to Columbus, traveling 6 hours in incessant rain. Sophia answered numerous questions and even found us a place to pick up a fabulous meal after the ceremony (Caffe DaVinci - so, so good!!). When I arrived and found my son's apartment not exactly packed up and ready to go, with laundry piled up, she let us in early to get a few loads of laundry done. We arrived at the house and all the stress seemed to melt away. The house truly was lovely - and much more roomy than it appears in the pictures. The master is huge, and both other bedrooms are as well. I have actually never seen a bunk bed as big (top *and* bottom bunk) as I did at Sophia's. There's even a staircase on the side to make accessing the top easy. All rooms had extra pillows and blankets and were beautifully decorated. The living room was comfy and filled with games and cards, and the kitchen was well stocked and very roomy (we stopped at the Whole Foods a few minutes away and made some nice, leisurely breakfasts). My husband was able to catch up on work for a few hours in the sunroom, hooking up his computer to the super-size monitor and enjoying the beautiful view. The yard was gorgeous as well, and the street was so quiet and peaceful. There was plenty of room in the driveway for both our cars. The best thing about the house, though, was that it really felt like home. This was NOT an investment property with bare-bones furniture and no decorations, like some Airbnbs. This felt like you were staying in someone's home. When my younger son was sunburned at the graduation, we found some aloe to put on it in her well-stocked cabinets. We brought laundry supplies with us, but if we hadn't, that was available downstairs as well. It was just a lovely place with lovely hosts, and such a nice way to end our time in Columbus. I really wish I had found Sophia's place earlier in my son's time at OSU. Thank you, Sophia!!