A very cool space with hostel/burning man vibes. This cabin is a freestanding unit on a larger property with a handful of buildings that goes back a ways from the street. You go in a side gate and there is a garden with fruits and veggies, a chicken coop, deck with seating, a swing, and hot tub. There is a sweet old dog that hangs around. The cabin itself was small, simple and clean with everything we needed. The weekday evenings were quiet. On the Friday and Saturday nights we stayed, there were folks outside for most of the evening (and some late into the night) hanging out and using the outdoor areas. While we kept to ourselves, it seemed like a nice place to meet people (particularly in non-pandemic times). The neighborhood has lots of beautiful old homes, some fixed up and others had seen better days. The street parking was easier to come by in the daytime than at night, but we never parked more than a few houses away. We didn't go to any of the restaurants in the immediate area but the hip Telegraph/Temescal neighborhood is just a half mile away (a quick drive or a 15 minute walk). On Saturday morning I stood in a long line to get some delicious Beauty's Bagels.
Would recommend for folks looking for a fun, quirky spot to crash and socialize in a central but slightly off the beaten path location.