I spent 9 weeks here with a friend working remotely so I can give you a pretty good rundown.
Location:
The location is incredible. I wish I could buy a house on this block. It's between Waller and Frederick on Delmar street which is a small little one-way street that is super quiet. It's a couple blocks up from Haight Street which is perfect. It's far enough from the noise and crazy but still super close. If you were up another block it would be almost too far for me though. Note this house is on a steep hill despite google walking instructions saying the walk is mostly flat. You are 5-10 minute walk to Buena Vista Park, 10-15 min walk to Golden Gate Park. 25-30 mins to Dolores Park. 5 minutes to Haight Street. One of the best grocery stores is a few blocks away on Haight Street (Gus's Market). Location is a 10/10 IMO.
Suite:
Very spacious 2 bedroom. Big kitchen. Layout is kind of weird which is sort of the norm in these old Edwardian buildings. These were all built in 1900 so obviously layouts have changed. The Living Room is the front room, which is detached from the kitchen and you need to walk through the Dining Room to get there. Obviously back in 1900 you would have servants cooking meals for you and you would entertain in the front. Anyways, the bedrooms are fine and well furnished, but both are in awkward places. One is in the converted mud-room off the kitchen, while the other is in a study off the living room. You seal that one off the living room with a pocket door and then the other door is off the kitchen. Both rooms are off the kitchen. This is probably the only fault of this suite.
The kitchen is awesome, pretty well appointed, nice big butcher block. There is also a basic Keurig. There is a massive dining room as well that is a separate room you walk through to get to the kitchen.
There is this beautiful garden out the back that is really nicely done and has raised wood flooring instead of concrete. Sadly I only ate one meal out here, but it's a great underutilized resource.
The Living Room has a decent sized wall mounted TV, nothing fancy. They have live cable here which is awesome for watching sports. We watched a few Warriors games here if we didn't feel like hitting one of the bars on Haight Street (shoutout to The Gold Cane). They also have all the streaming apps you can log into (and that I probably forgot to log out of).
The bathroom is great, especially the one with a shower. Note there is two bathrooms, one has a bathtub and one has a shower. The shower is a modern one with a big standing area and two shower heads. I thoroughly enjoyed this shower and still kind of miss it.
The walls in this building are kind of thin so sometimes you can kind of hear neighbors, but they are pretty quiet. You should be cognizant that the noise travels however so don't get too carried away because the neighbors will definitely hear you if you play loud music. Everyone in this building seemed very nice. There are two other units.
The internet worked well enough for two people to do video calls simultaneously. No problems with it.
Parking is surprisingly easy here for SF. Also you don't need a parking permit on this block which is extremely surprising and rare. I never thought I would say this, but you might be OK driving and parking your car on the street here. Usually we got a spot on the block. As always with SF though if you have out of state plates or a rental car and park on the street you're usually asking for trouble with breakins even with this being a pretty nice neighborhood.
I would give the suite a 4.5/5. I would 100% stay here again.
Hosts:
Fast to respond, friendly, professional. I would be happy to have them as my host again.
Overview:
Great little listing, good location, quiet. A little expensive but pretty fair for the area and San Francisco to be honest. It's not one of those five star blow you socks off unique AirBNBs but it's still pretty nice and it seems like they are putting work in to improve it. For the price it's pretty great.