Staying in the Airstream camper was a cool experience, and I’d recommend it to those looking for a unique Oakland lodging!
Shahin and Adriana were really friendly and accommodating, and great communicators. Check in was a breeze, and we were able to store our bags with them after check out (thanks!)
The camper bed is very comfortable, and there’s a good fridge, microwave, and shower/bathroom inside. They’re just a few blocks from a BART station, making transit around the Bay Area really easy. And the space is fully private, which is nice (though the windows face the main house, so you’ll have to keep the curtains closed if you want full privacy.)
However, there’s a skylight in the bed area of the camper which can’t be closed or covered, so it can’t get completely dark and sun may wake you if you’re sensitive. (The other camper windows have curtains that do a decent job of blocking the light.) Also, the WiFi signal wasn’t very strong, so don’t count on being able to use it reliably to do anything high speed or streaming.
Obviously staying in a camper is different than being in a house or hotel/bedroom! The space is cozy but well designed and useable; you can meet all your basic needs inside (though there isn’t really a space to lay out a suitcase.) People of average or below size will be very comfortable here. However, taller or larger folks may not be very comfortable using the toilet/shower and the dining table, which are tight spaces.