This place in Oakland was just perfect for our week-long visit! It was above a clothing shop and barber shop, so those spaces below were completely empty at night, which will be a relief to any parents who might hypothetically have a two-year-old daughter who is by some anti-miracle not quite sleeping through the night yet and wanted to get up for bottles at 2:00 AM. :) We both remarked on the thoughtful touches that Shari included (snacks, cookies, microwave popcorn, oatmeal) and the delightful color scheme throughout (classic colors & style, with tiffany blue accents, Keurig, etc). The stove is classic old-school awesome, but we did have to use the lighter (provided: far right top drawer of the built-ins closest to the living room) to light the burners several times, and when we first arrived the oven was a little temperamental (Shari was a great hostess and immediately mobilized her contractor to come over and look at it the same day; it turned out to be a simple matter of pressing the release safety valve (push button to reset the safety release valve), which is evidently a common issue on antique stoves of this era....in case this quick fix is helpful to any future guests!). The bed was so comfortable, the blackout shades with lovely sheer curtains made the setting so inviting, and this IS on an extremely busy street, but the windows/shades do a good job of shutting the noises out, and by 2:00 AM every night when earlier-mentioned hypothetical 2-year-old got up for a bottle, we were able to open the windows and enjoy a wonderful breeze the rest of the night. The dedicated driveway was nice (because you can't park on the street M, W, or F mornings from midnight to 4 AM). It was an easy drive to Fruitvale to take the BART into SF, and we enjoyed a few local eats, including, Hive The Place To Bee, which was a nice family-friendly coffee shop.