Erin and Lindy's place looks charming and quaint, but the pictures of the location do not do it enough justice - there are 360-degree views on every corner. While the place is perfect for a solo work trip or staycation (which I did ), it had close enough access to Bernal Heights Park that you could run it every morning and get a real sense of community. As far as the accommodations, I am very grateful for the full and modern kitchen because I stayed for over six days and it saved me a lot of money buying groceries the second night. But on the first night before settling in, I had enough sparkling water in the fridge and snacks to get by and I appreciated this consideration. They came down with fresh baked banana bread and I was able to watch the sunset over The City through the front window. Once you figure out the parking situation on Bernal Hts. Blvd. and street-cleaning schedule, you'll see that parking is plentiful here and that is rare all over SF. My favorite part, besides the cable TV that kept me company, was the multiple seating arrangements and back living area and desk behind the bed. I could do yoga there and work on my laptop after while still getting a view of the TV and The City. Thoughtful interior design, modern appliances and bathroom and lovely touches make this place feel like home.