The first statement my boyfriend made after we had walked in and dropped our belongings was "I could totally live here." He enjoyed the style and layout of the space and that the furniture was neither overtly masculine nor garishly feminine. I liked being so close to my friends that we could visit for brunch. The new washer and dryer machines were a wonderful surprise (I made use of them while re-packing). We found the king bed to be more firm than we are accustomed to, but the extra pillows helped. The transformed carport was cute - if we lived there, that's where I'd entertain my friends in the summer evenings. My personal kitchen has more physical space but my boyfriend was quick to remind that it isn't nearly as functional as that kitchen in the Mothership. I had to agree. It was very nice to have counter space to work on the meals we prepared and the cakes we were making from scratch for my father's birthday. That was, in fact, the biggest draw for us, as transporting a cake on a three-hour drive and hoping it survived to the following day was not ideal. Baking the cake fresh made all the difference to the whole celebration. Not every Airbnb host can provide a full kitchen, and we were blessed to be able to use this one.