Rambler with plentiful windows and remodeled kitchen suited our needs while visiting our new grand baby in Boise for 11 days. Jim & Barbara have outfitted the kitchen with basic tools including a drip coffee maker, electric tea kettle, hand mixer, colander and cheese grater. The space would benefit from:1. a pepper grinder (I left one)2. kitchen scissors3. aluminum foil4. plastic wrap5. stapler 6. rubber bands The bathrooms are nicely updated and the huge microfiber towels are a great idea for minimizing streaks.Only difficulty I encountered was the squishy bed—it seemed like a double rather than queen, which was an adjustment since we usually sleep on a king. I could not sleep soundly most nights due to the lack of back support. I don’t know if others would have as much trouble as I did (I’ve had two back surgeries and need a firm mattress), but the lack of sleep did affect my daytime energy.Their veggie garden is beautiful as are the front yard’s flowers. Overall, this was a peaceful stay is a quiet neighborhood with many apparent retirees. Jim and Barbara, who were occupying the other half of the duplex, were responsive to our requests, which I appreciated, as I spent most of my waking hours cooking or sewing for a sleep-deprived new mama.