The apartment is very spacious, surprisingly bigger that it looks in pictures. I definitely suggest the space for a long stay if you're working from home, the desk in the living room gets lots of natural light and provides a neutral backdrop for zoom meetings, and a smart TV to stream once the workday is over. If you have more than one person working from home in the apartment, the kitchen table offers another work space, as well as the living room couch and coffee table depending on your work set up.
There is laundry in the building and the kitchen is fully stocked with appliances (toaster, blender, food processor, etc.) and other cooking utensils. We were able to prepare most of our meals at home - we stayed for a month working from home.
I will say it's not in the nicest neighborhood, sadly there is a large homeless population in this neighborhood and the streets could be very dirty but a short walk north takes you into a much nicer area. It was walking south that we had to worry about a little more, anything we wanted to do in more southern neighborhoods, we would take an Uber/rideshare. Our Ubers never seemed to exceed $11, SF is so small and very walkable in general!
There is a Trader Joes about 5 blocks away which was very convenient!
The closet space is very large with lots of towels/sheets and a convenient laundry bin!
The bed is very comfortable!!
It was a seamless check in, all the information we needed was readily available, there is a laundry card you can load money onto and do laundry in the basement.
This is a quirky unit with a lot of space and natural light, we had everything we needed to work from home for a month and get to know the city. Be aware of the neighborhood, but I would think this is the most bang for your buck you'll find in SF!! Thank you to Anelya for hosting and Claudio for easy and fast communication!