Hi, I’m Diana, the host of these cozy rooms in Englewood. I love welcoming travelers from all over the world and helping them experience our city like a local. For me, hospitality means making each guest feel at home from the very start: responding quickly, offering recommendations, and being attentive to their needs. In my free time, I enjoy exploring new restaurants and cafés, cooking homemade dishes, and walking along local nature trails. I also love music and learning about different cultures, so I’m always happy to swap stories and suggestions with guests. It will be a pleasure to host you. I look forward to welcoming you soon and helping make your stay in Englewood a memorable one!

Our property stands out for offering a cozy and thoughtfully decorated space where you can feel at home. Each room features unique local design touches, comfortable beds, and all the amenities you need for your stay, including complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a small coffee area. Additionally, we are situated in a peaceful setting, ideal for relaxation, yet conveniently close to the area's main attractions. We strive to provide a personalized experience and are always available to answer questions or offer recommendations to help you make the most of your visit.

Our property is located on Engle Street in the heart of Englewood’s vibrant downtown, in Bergen County, New Jersey. Englewood is a diverse suburb with an urban vibe; its hilly downtown is lined with international eateries, bakeries, and boutiques. A short walk from the house, you’ll find Balthazar Bakery, a French‑inspired bakery famous for its croissants and tarts, as well as a range of dining options from farm‑to‑table steakhouse Sofia’s to Mediterranean cuisine at Antioch. Cultural highlights include the Bergen Performing Arts Center, which hosts concerts, theatre, and comedy year‑round. For nature lovers, Flat Rock Brook Nature Center offers more than three miles of trails across 150 acres of forests and wetlands. Englewood also attracts visitors who want easy access to New York City: Manhattan is about a 20‑minute drive via the George Washington Bridge when traffic is light, and buses run through Main Street every 20 minutes. The neighborhood’s mix of shops, cafés, theaters, and green spaces, along with its creative, diverse community, makes it an ideal base for exploring both Northern New Jersey and New York City.