The hosts treated me like I was their personal guest. Thea brought me a sumptuous breakfast every day. She lent me her bike so I could ride to my conference. She even took me to the nearest train station for my trip home.

Nothing.

The dining alcove and TV lounge was decorated in a fun 1950's diner style. The refrigerator was stocked with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The place was spotlessly clean. Thea was warm and friendly, offering to drive me to my event at the beginning of my stay and to the train station at the end. She asked what my breakfast preferences were and brought me a bountiful breakfast every morning at the time I requested.

The living area was on the second floor (per US reckoning) and accessible only via a winding staircase. Therefore it was not handicap accessible.

In a quiet location near walking trails in the forest and yet only a short walk to local restaurants. Breakfast service was very good. Hosts are very helpful and dedicated to making your stay as comfortable as possible.