Louise's guesthouse is in a beautiful, quiet and safe neighborhood that I really enjoyed strolling and biking around, and it's close to the beach and tons of great restaurants, boutiques and fun things to do. I particularly enjoyed Lyft's 'Bay Wheels' program which enables you to grab and drop off excellent hybrid ebikes at many racks situated around the neighborhood. I stayed at the guest house for two weeks for a work trip and found it to be very clean and functional, and exactly as stated in the profile. The desk area was perfect, as was the bathroom which felt spa like and luxurious. If you're staying here for any length of time, be aware that it doesn't have a full kitchen and is missing two basic appliances (a freezer and an oven) so your cooking options will be limited. There's not much closet space, and nowhere convenient to store luggage. There's a smart TV (no cable) which had no apparent way to control its volume (an issue I raised but went unresolved) so I had to strain my hearing to be able to watch movies in my downtime. The outdoor space is pleasant but not private, so I wasn't super comfortable using it as planned for my workouts and as Louise is usually working nearby (during daylight hours) I generally felt that I had to be quiet. One time, I was surprised by the presence of a leafblower directly outside the windows, which do not have blinds or curtains. One Sunday afternoon, the gardeners were working directly outside the windows and walking around on the roof which I found disruptive. Louise had pre warned me that they'd be on site, and I generally found her to be communicative and hospitable. She offered me the use of her own freezer for my few frozen food items, which was kind but was not a solution to the issue. No one wants to keep asking the host for ice for drinks, or to pass food items back and forth to the house. Overall, I can recommend this place and felt it was good value for money, just be aware of its practical limitations for any lengthy stays.