The B & B features one large bedroom with a private jet tub with make-up and sitting area; two other bed rooms share a large hallway bath that is good for family occupancy. The rooms that share a bath are provided a terry cloth robe and slippers for privacy. Each room has private locking doors. There is a private kitchen with appliances and dishes for your use.

Breakfast is served between 7:30-8:30, exceptions can be made. Judith and Gary both make bread, rolls and large waffles from scratch. Each meal will satisfy the best of appetites by offering in season fruits,variety of egg dishes and casseroles, or hot/cold cereals. Milk, 2% and soy, is always available. You are promised a quiet, relaxing, and nurturing environment that can find a peaceful rest while bird and wildlife watching or walking among the neighborhood, gardens and yard.

The Bed & Breakfast lies on the western side of the City in the Serenada development that was started during the 70's. Homes sit on 1/2 + acres and exhibit the original stone quarried from the building sites. Serenada is two miles from the Sun City entrance, five miles from St. David's Hospital, and three miles from the Historic Downtown District that display historical buildings such as the museum, jail and courthouse. One can shop beautiful local specialty stores, dine at excellent rustic and specialty eating establishments on the square, see local and university talent at the Palace Theatre and Southwestern University that is another mile from town. There are two local outside shopping areas, one 12 screen theatre.

There are 3 mapped, safe walking areas from the B & B, bicycle trails on open road and throughout the 28 miles of cemented walks on the San Gabriel river, two disc golf courses, geocaching sites (may rent a GPS at the B & B), multiple quality golf courses, and community swimming pools. The city presents 2nd Saturday Market Days with numerous exhibitors from March through December, 1st Friday late evening shopping March through December to 8pm, the Christmas Stroll during December, and the Red Poppy Festival in late April.

The Glass Chapel shows many stained glass pieces made by the late owner, Foots Wallace, and continued by his daughter Judith and son-in-law, Gary Carver. Both are retired; she from 30+ years of nursing and teaching and Gary can boast more than 20 years of teaching 8th graders math and algebra.