Hobbit burrow

"There was a hole in the ground, and a hobbit lived in the hole. The hole was not at all dirty and not at all damp; worms did not crawl in it, slugs did not stick on the walls, no - it was dry and warm in the hole, it smelled nice, there was something there for sit down and what to eat - in short, the hole belonged to a hobbit, and therefore, of course, was comfortable in all respects.
The entrance door to the hole, round like a trapdoor, with a gleaming brass handle in the middle, was painted green. It opened into a spacious and long corridor, similar to a cave, but clean and not in the least smoky; it had chairs, carpets on the floor, wood-paneled walls equipped with a great variety of hooks for cloaks and hats - this hobbit simply loved to receive guests. "
"The Hobbit, or There and Back"