Bodhi Hut - a safe space for vegans and spiritual travellers

The space

My place is great if you want to visit the Cradle of Humankind. It's also quite close to Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens and Hartbeespoort Dam, which are all tourist attractions and great for a day visit. There are also noteworthy museums and other cultural sites in and around Johannesburg. In my suburb there are shopping centres, a gym, a Thai spa, and parks (although walking alone might not be safe). There are some great vegan restaurants not far away. The suburb is generally very safe and peaceful. I have a small collection of books on Buddhism, Western psychology and trauma recovery, and reincarnation and consciousness studies. Guests are welcome to borrow these while they're staying here.

The kitchen

The Bodhi Hut has its own small kitchen area, including a bar fridge, small microwave, coffee maker, kettle, and toaster. There is some counter space but it's small. If you want to do extensive cooking, this spot might not be a good match for you. I strive to limit my guests to vegetarians and vegans, and generally my place attracts people who resonate. However, I don't police what my guests eat or cook because this is a self-catering room. It's possible the kitchen items might have been used to prepare non-veg meals by another guest. I clean everything thoroughly after each guest (yes, I know there is more to it than that, but human nature is beyond my control!).

Other things to note

There are cats and a dog living here.

The wi-fi is strong and clear.

The place is quiet, but my neighbours' dogs sometimes bark, as dogs do, including early in the morning at times. There is also a child living nearby, who generally doesn't play in the garden much, but on some days (especially on weekends), they do, and this can last for a couple of hours. There haven't been any incidents of loud noise from local resuarants or pubs. It's just a quiet suburban area.