(I won't repeat the previous reviewer's comments with which I concur.) My wife and I stayed in this accommodation for the first time, having previously stayed for twenty years virtually always at the Englewood across the street - now no longer a guest house. It suited us very well for our two week stay as we were able to do some modest cooking for ourselves. We often carried our meals to our section of the front porch, always a delight. We used the twin beds in the bedroom and not the murphy bed. As my wife has some difficulty with stairs she used the elevator routinely. Diane is a wonderful host.

- Tom M , Posted: 08/05/2018

My wife and adult daughter and I stayed a week to be around family at another location at the Institute. This place was close to the amphitheater and Bestor Plaza and turned out to be a really nice place to stay. AC for the days it was hot, and nice breezes through the windows when the weather cooled off at the end of the week. The third floor turned out to be an enjoyable experience as being among the rooftops reminded me of a fondly-remembered camp from my past. But this was too nice to be considered any kind of camp. Modern appliances that worked fine, nicely appointed rooms and beds, and a Murphy bed that was way more comfortable than we expected or had experienced elsewhere. We didn't cook but could have using a neat modern toaster oven that I'd never seen before. The two flights of stairs were easy for us early seniors, so we only used the elevator for moving luggage in and out. And after roaming the Institute on various excursions, we always looked forward to returning to our quiet haven. A cozy home away from home. Would definitely stay again and recommend it to others.

- Michael C , Posted: 07/11/2018