Janie's place was so wonderful - we kept calling their yard our dream yard, it was just a wonderful as it looks, even better! Lots of bamboo, veggie gardens, and chickens! There really were fresh eggs every day, as well as coffee, tea, and some other breakfast in the fridge.

The apartment itself was a garden suite, really nicely decorated in a heritage house. The bathroom was very cute, and the vintage stove as well. The bed was very comfortable (though a note for anyone with feather allergies, you might want to give them a heads up since the bedding is down). A really relaxing and cozy place and really close to so many great restaurants and shops.

The only drawback (among a ton of positives) was that since it's a lower suite, it was a bit cool/damp as they tend to be, but this was actually a bit of an advantage as we stayed there in a heat wave and it was nice and cool in the suite. There are heaters in most of the rooms for the winter though, so I think you'd be nice and toasty when it's colder.

Janie and her partner were both super, super lovely people - we only got to chat with them briefly as they went on a trip after our first night, we wished we'd gotten a chance to get to know them some more!

If you are looking for a place to stay near Mississippi/Alberta for a few days, this is definitely a good pick.