After much consternation, anxiety and not an insignificant amount of frustration with regard to booking accommodation in San Fran, I and my travelling friends found this suspicious gem in the heart of San Fran's rolling terrain. I say suspicious only because it was reasonably priced, excellently located and wonderfully furnished. Too good to exist we thought, after 3 days driving around Nevada and California sleeping in a car and seedy motels on the outskirts of civilization! We booked Susan's Divisadero spot the morning we were to arrive, and magnificently, she tolerated our (my) panicked and furtive messaging to try and lock it down before we drove from Modesto, leaving the spurious confines of our Motel. Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed into a home that surpassed our expectations and put its own airbnb advertisement to shame. Susan sat our weary bones down in her living room where she offered us drinks (including Barry's Tea [big deal for Irish people away from home for so long!]) and enthusiastically inquired about our road trip thus far. The house was spotless with themed rooms throughout. 3 gorgeous double-bed rooms sat atop a modern but tasteful kitchen and living space that all-in allowed us to complete our month long journey is style and relaxation. Susan laid out all the local and urban info we needed, including public transport details and local events. She was a truly wonderful host with a truly spectacular property which she gave to others as if they were her own. The five of us wanted for nothing and were overjoyed that she was always on hand to distribute advice and information in such a caring manner. For anyone who ends up here, I would advise you to listen with great care to her local recommendations for food, drinks and coffee; in four days she never once steered us wrong. Indeed, it was our pleasure to stay here and if we ever find ourselves on the other side of the world again, struggling to beat Bay Bridge traffic or understand the sheer scale of San Fran's urban climbs, we will be the first in line to stay at Susan's Divisadero home.