My wife and I joined our daughter to have a little German Village holiday to celebrate my wife’s birthday. Besides being charmed by its nineteenth century cobblestone streets and brick homes, we knew the area is famously walkable and dotted with great shops and restaurants. If one can get the right location for lodging within the Village, the car is parked and not seen again until checkout time. That’s what happened to us in the course of our stay at Kevin and Jennifer’s place. The Book Loft, Bistrolino’s, Katzinger’s, Lindey’s, Stauf Coffee Roasters, and Fox in the Snow were the subjects of our patronage, and we had an easy walk to all of them. When we weren’t out, the house was totally welcoming, checking the all-important boxes of comfortable furniture and beds, top notch bath works, fully equipped kitchen and dining, and an impressive back patio environment that we enjoyed a great deal in this unusually mild mid-December. It was quite a convergence of location and amenities. Kevin and Jennifer were very friendly and helpful hosts, always responding to inquiries within a handful of minutes. All in all, a wonderful and memorable experience.