We travelled to San Francisco as a family of four. This property met almost all our needs. The location was great. Centrally located, it was easy to travel to all the neighborhoods we wanted to visit: Fisherman’s Wharf, Haight-Ashbury, the Castro, Chinatown, etc. The 22 bus stops right in front of the house, making public transit really convenient. NOTE: Like most SF properties, this is not a house for someone with limited mobility. There are stairs! Stairs to the front door and another set of stairs that climb to the apartment on the top floor. You need to be ready to climb.
My teen daughters grabbed the two back bedrooms - both big with comfortable full beds and writing desks. These rooms looked out into the backyard and were quiet. They were also at one end of the house, creating their own space. My husband and I landed in the front bedroom, overlooking the street. This room was much louder, due to the street noise, and a bit colder, due to the floor-to-ceiling windows, but we snuggled in.
The living room, kitchen, and dining room are all small, but just right for a family of four. There are two couches in the living room and a nice big TV with all the relevant streaming services. The kitchen is lightly stocked - dishes and cups for 6, a basic pot/pan set, and silverware for 4. Anything else you’ll need to acquire. There is a small corner shop two doors down and a friendly owner (and his dog) who will help with any needs you have.
There is a washer and dryer off the kitchen, which we took advantage of halfway through the trip.
The bathroom is actually two rooms, one with a toilet and a second with a sink and shower. This was nice for our group of four - no one ever waited for either room.
Even though check-in wasn’t until 4pm, the host allowed us to drop our backs after 11am, shortly after we arrived in the city. This was really helpful.
We had no issues with the property and we’re delighted by our stay.