First off the place is in a super cool location. Convenient to everything SF has to offer and right in the middle of Haight Ashbury - very funky, artsy neighborhood. Second, Judith, the owner, was just terrific. While we had a couple of bumps in the road with some necessary repairs in the first part of our stay, despite Judith traveling out of the country, she was extremely responsive to all of our communications and truly did everything should could to address our questions and issues (including having her neighbor/upstairs tenant help us find some things we were looking for in the house). I have been a landlord in my past life and it is not easy. Things inevitably go wrong from time to time, and that is to be expected. That doesn't bother me...it happens. However, it is how as a landlord you respond to your tenant and the customer service you provide. All I can say is 5 super stars for Judith in this regard!! She was a wonderful host. We loved staying in her place and recommend her and her place unconditionally - especially for families and larger parties. As for the house itself, great older town house. Already mentioned location. Plenty of rooms for guests and privacy. The house is in SF which gets quite cool, so no AC, but you don't need it. We lived with the windows opened and loved the fresh air. You can get some street noise as you are in the middle of a major city, but that doesn't bother us (and we use a white noise machine to sleep). The bathrooms are a bit unique as the toilets are separate from the shower on the main level (separate rooms), but work just fine (and nice having multiple bathroom options with older kids :-)). Washer/dryer worked great, kitchen was fully stocked and clean, TVs worked fine (although we didn't really watch much). Internet was a bit spotty if you were not close to router. Not sure if that is how it is all the time or maybe the router just needed to be reset, but not a big deal at all. The house has lovely features. There are some cracks in the walls here and there, etc., but it is an older home so that is to be expected. A lot of charm from my perspective. Parking in the area is difficult, but that is just the nature of the neighborhood. We ditched the rental after the first night and Uber/Lyfted everywhere. Definitely the way to go for us. There is also plenty of public transportation, and if you are game and in decent shape, walking the hills of SF is always an option. We even made it out of the city by bike (Uber to Fisherman's Wharf, rented bikes and rode over Golden Gate bridge to Sausalito; then inexpensive shuttle to Muir Woods National Park (redwoods); We shuttled back to Sausalito and then cabbed back to SF with our bikes...