This was one of my favorite stays, truly. It's quiet, cozy, well designed, and well appointed. It's south facing, and the winter sun flowed in the large windows and made the fir floors glow all day. I worked at the table in the sun as peacocks drifted through the yard. The furniture, the fixtures, and the amenities were all good quality, totally functional, and sensibly curated. It's not a large space, but it's so well laid out that I loved moving around while working and reading, sitting on the couch, at the table, and at the counter. There's a stereo unit that can pair to your devices over bluetooth and pipe music through the ceiling. There are laundry units. The kitchen has quality knives. The bathroom is clean and nice. The bed is comfy with a great comforter and pillows. The HVAC is a mini-split, and I loved the HRV device that can pull in fresh air and recover energy so it's closer to the indoor temp. Kathleen was very accommodating and let me store a bicycle on premises, so I could limit driving. The place is down the hill from all the great amenities on Woodstock, and it's even closer to the Springwater corridor where you can ride all the way downtown or out towards Mt. Hood. The book selection was thoughtful and interesting, and many are regionally relevant. The internet connection, while functional for basic browsing, really couldn't handle Zoom calls while I was trying to work there. It's a small quibble, but that's maybe the only thing I wished was different. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again or recommend it to friends and family. It's a real quality place where you can feel the care that they put into it.