Jordan's Castro Home is a delightful experience that I would recommend, whether you're traveling from far or a local enjoying a staycation. It would be great for two couples or a family with kids. You get a sense of San Francisco's historic interior decor with the lovely chandeliers, painted walls, and bay windows. I enjoyed the spacious kitchen, abundant cookware, and eating in the window-filled dining room that overlooks trees. (In fact, the view from her back stair landing feels like you're at the edge of a park or something given the huge backyards. You can actually see Corona Heights Park from there, which inspired a short hike.) The place is surrounded by excellent restaurants, cafes and specialty shops on 18th st, Castro st, Market st, and Valencia st. It was also close SF public transportation, like the Castro Muni Station. While the house is in the midst of a vibrant part of the city, it still felt quiet, comfortable and clean like a private retreat. The master bathroom was like a spa with the claw foot tub and glass-enclosed shower with two shower heads. You can relax in the large garden outside or be cozy in the living room, warmed by the fireplace. I liked that I could watch the sunset across the city skyline from a bench at the top of Delores Park, then afterwards simply stroll a few blocks back to the house.