Pete's space is sparkling clean, in a great location, and really nice. I had been warned in the description about the children upstairs, who at certain times are running all over the place above your head and you can hear them which is certainly true. Ok, I expected it. The house does not seem to have any insulation, and carries noise like an echo chamber. The main bedroom, in the front of the house sits at street level, meaning literally right next to the sidewalk. It carries the sound of every single conversation on the street, in that you can hear every word, into the room; ditto car brakes, motor engines, you name it. Impossible to sleep in. Fortunately there is a pull out couch in the middle room, so I used that, and the noise level was much less less, especially if the door to the front bedroom was kept closed. But then there is also a neighbor who shares the wall where the headrest is for the pull out bed. She seems to conduct some sort of business via Skype from the shared room/wall and had calls lined up until almost midnight literally every night but Sunday, which I could hear in excruciating detail through the wall, as she put all the calls on speaker phone. So there were three noise issues simultaneously - upstairs over my head, coming in from the sidewalk and street, and right next to the headrest of the pull out bed. Only on a Sunday did the noise cease, and then I experienced a sense of peace in the house. None of this is intentional of course, but this is a AibBnB best stayed in by people who are in San Francisco to go touring all day and night. I needed a quiet place in the evening to do work, and that was not what I got. I have also stayed at a number of other AirBnBs in the exact same neighborhood, so I do have a good comparison for typical noise levels. I am not being over sensitive about the noise - it was pretty relentless and inescapable. Otherwise it was a nice place.