Great East Bay experience. We stayed here for four days over the New Year's weekend. It's a very comfortable, spacious, clean, and updated Airbnb apartment in a four-unit building in the center of the Temescal neighborhood, one of the San Francisco East Bay's most fun neighborhoods for hanging out. Andrzej the landlord lives on site and is eager to meet you and show you around the apartment. This was, in fact, our check-in procedure, even though we were arriving at 1 a.m. from the airport. The space is flexible. It was probably designed as a one-bedroom, one-bath with a full kitchen, large dining room, and nice living space. Andrzej has furnished the two living spaces as flex space. They can be living space or bedrooms. With our daughter with us, we used the apartment as a 2-1, with a nice living space to hang out in. The apartment has plenty of bedding, including blankets, throws, and pillows. The bathroom has plenty of towels and soaps, and is clean clean clean. We did have to bring in more toilet paper to augment the one roll that was in the bathroom, but there's a brand new Whole Foods just across the street, so it was easy to replenish. The kitchen has a full-size range and refrigerator-freezer, and enough flatware and plates and glasses to serve take-out meals for a family of four. Implements include a pizza cutter (great for all pizza you'll bring in from close-by restaurants and the Whole Foods) and corkscrew. The kitchen does not have any knives for use in food prep, and its pot-and-pan inventory is minimal. Many Airbnb units will offer a Keurig unit and K-cups; this one has a French press and a teapot, which suited us as tea drinkers. Above all, it's clear nobody lives full-time in this apartment, so you're not competing with anybody else's stuff, a big selling point to us. Back to the location, and speaking of coffee: This is a very walkable neighborhood, easily walkable to the Macarthur BART station and about 30 minutes walking to Rockridge, IMO the East Bay's finest neighborhood for eating, drinking, shopping, and hanging out. Be sure to check out Temescal Alley, a very low-key collection of shops and restaurants around the block from the apartment. The Cro Cafe opens at 7 a.m. in the alley, so you can get a cup of coffee and bag of croissant and pastry if you're just out walking around.