This review is in no way, shape, or form intended to be detrimental, derisive, or critical of Sean and his family. Sean is VERY friendly & hospitable and his family is lovely. I mentioned to him that I was coming up to the Bay Area from L.A. for my birthday, and he was very accommodating. Check-in was a breeze. However, I'd have to echo the sentiments of the other reviewers about the faults of this room (& generally about the home), & somewhat about it's location herein. Firstly, the room is totally overpriced as I paid in excess of three figures for a room that shouldn't be worth more than $50 per night in my experience (I reserve rooms with ABNB three times per week & have gotten MUCH greater value for MUCH less money in the recent past). Being that I'm unfamiliar with Frisco, I relied heavily on the location of the home shown on the ABNB map, and the pictures (which, in hindsight, were a little misleading) in making my decision to reserve. Also, I don't believe the expensive room rate had been previously addressed by other guests as being excessive or abusive. However, my personal experience led me to believe otherwise. Secondly, the place is small & felt very overcrowded. There seemed to be multiple people in other single occupant rooms. There were wait times for restroom usage, and the bathroom smelled of urine. Ultimately, I discovered that the toilet had been clogged. Lastly, being from Harlem, NYC originally, I know a "sketchy" neighborhood when I'm in one, but that doesn't concern nor scare me because I know how to conduct myself in such locations. You shouldn't be fearful here either (unless you grew up in completely soft, sheltered, & isolated environments, you're the type to allow your stereotypes to inform your beliefs & control your mood). The few people that I did encounter on the street said "Good Morning" to me as I was preparing to leave. That's more than I can say for the folks in my gated community in Las Vegas. There are good people here. It's Frisco after all (a.k.a. Brooklyn West). The room itself was hot, but the host provided a small fan. That bed wasn't that comfy, but I did get a decent night's sleep. There was no T.V. in the room. There's only one 3 pronged outlet in the room that I could find. It's a very old house. The ironing board is attached to a wall in the kitchen. In conclusion if you get this room, don't overpay. I understand & agree with hosts getting as much money as they possibly can to host someone, but pricing needs to be commensurate with location, amenities, creature comforts, weather, number of guests to utilities/facilities ratio, & parking availability. It should not be derived simply from rate comps in the area nor arbitrarily due to the day of the week (I checked in an Friday). In conclusion, I paid a whole lot...