Quiet location, and relatively manageable parking given the absolute crazy parking in SF. I was able to find a spot at most 3-4 blocks away from the apartment every night, which is pretty much a miracle in SF. On the first day, the toilet was clogged, but the host immediately responded. In our call she asked over and over whether I had held the button down which I repeatedly answered yes, almost as if she did not believe that there was an actual issue with the toilet. Because we checked in late and the host was out of town, the host requested that I wait until the next morning, which I reluctantly agreed to with the expectation that it would be her priority to fix the toilet ASAP the next morning given the fact that her paying guest had nowhere to use the restroom. The next morning I had to touch base with the host again at 10:30a after holding and waiting all morning because no one reached out with an ETA or any information whatsoever. When I reached out she AGAIN asked if I had held the button down and all the information I received was that they would come "later in the morning". I ended up waiting until 11:30a, during which NO ONE contacted me with an update, and left the apartment at 11:30a because I had to get on with my day and honestly could not hold it anymore. This was really frustrating as I really prefer NOT to let strangers into an apartment with all my belongings unattended. The place also had no extra sheets or blankets other than one measly throw, which felt really cheap given that SF is pretty cold and the space heater barely warmed the apartment up. I probably could have requested more, but the fact that they weren't provided from the get-go and the length of time it took to get something as important as the toilet fixed just made me feel like it wasn't worth it. It's honestly a shame that I have to give this place a lower review. The location and value is great even with the lack of sheets, but the lack of attention to detail in making sure that the plumbing is working before hosting guests AND going out of town is a pretty basic requirement of a good host.