There are three rooms, all of them up a long flight of stairs and no elevator. I rented one of the two rooms at the back of the house and so shared a bathroom with the room next to mine. The third room is a huge suite, in the front of the house. It has its own bathroom, but to get to it, the renters of that suite must walk through the kitchen, which is shared by renters of all three rooms. So, be prepared while making breakfast to have other renters walking through the kitchen in their bathrobes on the way to take their shower. Cozy and maybe a little off-putting. As for the room I rented, the photo does not reveal that there is a steel double bunk bed in the bedroom where only the main bed is shown in the photo. There is a shared sitting room at the very back of the house overlooking the neighboring houses' backyards all the way around. Finally, as another review mentioned, the house is highly resonant, the walls are thin, and there can be continuous noise of talking and children's poorly moderated voices. Parking is on the street and devilishly difficult, and you should rent absolutely the shortest car you can because the spaces along the street are most of them too short to allow a mid-sized car to avoid blocking a neighbor's driveway. Also, every time you find a parking space be careful to read the posted NO PARKING signs that warn you to not park on that side of the street on street-cleaning days after 8 or 9 am. In other words, don't sleep in on street-cleaning days. You may sometimes find yourself parked two or three blocks from the house. The house and your room have very good dead-bolt security. The 4-digit code for the outside door is also the 4-digit code for your individual room, and none of the other renters use that same code. Nice ! The house is nice and clean, the bed comfortable. There is no work table in the room or in the adjoining sitting room, but there's a large low coffee table in the latter and plenty of electric outlets. The kitchen is fully equipped, but it is shared by all the renters, and some of them may not be as tidy as we might wish. There is a world-class museum three blocks walk from the house -- the De Young. And there is very good public transport (No. 5 Fulton) two blocks from the house and other buses three blocks the other way on Geary Blvd. You have to transfer only once to get to the Giants' ball park or practically anywhere else in the City. You're on Tenth Street between Cabrillo and Balboa. Walk the six blocks to the Cinderella Bakery (Russian tea house - borsch, blini, etc. etc.) on Balboa just east of Sixth Street. You may have to stand in line, but you can't miss.