I do NOT recommend staying here. I stayed here for four nights. It was in an okay location - about 20 minutes uber ride from downtown SF. It was very clean and the room was nice. Tammy for the most part was nice however on the morning of checkout, I asked could I have an extra 30 minutes until 10.30am to check out (as apposed to 10am) as I had woken up late due to not feeling well and still had to pack etc. I didn't think it was that big of a deal as it was only 30 minutes however I was told absolutely not and if I wanted to stay an extra 30 minutes that I would have to pay an additional $20. I was told that this was because cleaners were coming to clean the room however when I was leaving my room at 10am (the initial check out time), interestingly there was no cleaner to be seen anywhere. By the time I carried my bags downstairs and went to use the restroom, it was 10.05am. At this point, I went to order an uber however the wifi was not connecting. I asked Tammy's husband and he said the wifi is shut off at the checkout time, 10am. At this point it was 10.08am and so I said, seeing as it was only 8 minutes after, could I please connect to the wifi again for two minutes to call myself an uber. He said no, that I should have called the uber before 10am. I said again that it was only 8 minutes after and that it would only take two minutes to connect to the wifi, that I didnt have data and that there were no cafes, restaurants etc in the vicinity for me get wifi plus I had a lot of luggage, making it difficult to walk anywhere. At this point he got very aggressive and said in a very rude, raised voice, "I am going to tell you one more time, I can do nothing to help you". At this point, I felt very threatened and so I went down the stairs but not before telling him that he was very rude and that I would not be recommending his Airbnb to anyone. He said he didnt want my recommendation. I left and had to go a few doors down and knock on the neighbours door. I explained what had happened and she very kindly allowed me to connect to her wifi to call the uber. I think it says a lot about the so called "man of the house" that he was too mean to allow a woman that had paid to stay in his house for four nights to connect to the wifi again just for a few minutes to call an uber. His neighbour certainly didnt have his appalling attitude. Funnily enough, by the time my uber arrived and I left at 10.24am, there was no sign of the cleaner either.