All 4 of us had a great time. This will certainly be our Golden Gate Park Getaway moving forward. We only had 2 days and an overnight to spend in San Francisco, one of our favorite cities. I contacted Kathy via text to tell them we had arrived in town the first, very rainy, day and told her that we would be there shortly after the 3pm check in. We spent the morning wandering the exhibits of and having lunch at the de Young Museum. After checking the Museum gift shop, we decided to head toward the Fort Point area. The rain was waning at the time so we all hoofed it down the stairs to Fort level. Taking many photos and having a great time we walked out to the end of the L shaped pier then back to the warming hut. The cloud hugged Golden Gate Bridge had many a photo taken that day. With an eye to the sky, we climbed the stairs back to the car, just as it began to rain again. Time to get over to the Getaway. At the Getaway, we found street parking about 10-15 yards from our bright yellow door (a bright yellow door will bring energy, and joy to your front steps!, it also says you’re logical while also creative). While moving our luggage in, Matt greeted us kindly with details of the flat. We settled into the tastefully decorated, warm rooms, after the rainy morning. Relaxing for a few moments, spending a little time on the covered patio (dry, but cold) we began readying ourselves for a dinner out. I had been hankering for some New Mexican Green Chile cuisine lately, so we caught a car (there within 2 minutes) across town to the Green Chile Kitchen on McAllister. With full tummies, we returned to the Getaway to relax and reflect on the day and keep an eye on the weather. We noted that one, if not both, of our hosts were artistic, traveled and were well read, just from the items, photos and books that were in our rooms. My significant other, being an artist herself, loved the selection of books available… and vowed to come back just to sit on the patio and wonderful deck just to read many of the works. My two 16-year-old girls, found their room to be adequate for the one night stay and agreed that younger kids might do better on the trundle bed. Both appreciated the Wi-Fi, but one, an aspiring artist, also noted the art and travel books. The other, an Anime artist, spent the time with her electronics. After a nice cozy night’s sleep, we awoke to a rare, glorious, crystal clear San Francisco day. Awesome! [I can’t wait to come back in a little warmer weather.] All of us marched out into the cold morning to admire the succulent garden that is “to die for”. In the cloudless sky these little succulent’s colors popped. I wish I could...