While this apartment has many positive attributes, I cannot give it a 5 star review for reasons I will describe shortly. First the good: as a two bedroom, this represents excellent value in San Francisco, and because of that probably is best suited for a family with kids or two couples traveling together. The unit is clean, there is EASY on street parking (a huge benefit) and basic communications with the hosts were easy. The problem for me was that two of the photos shown in the listing are not accurate or true, one significantly so, while the other is just annoying. I am a ‘views’ guy. I rent in San Francisco many times a year and always pick a place based on its having great views. Accommodations with views always carry a premium charge and I am always willing to pay extra for views. Unfortunately, the photo of the view on the listing for this apartment is NOT the actual view from the unit rented. Quite significantly, the view from the apartment is obstructed by a think web of power, telephone and TV cables on a street post directly in front of the living room bay window. (The view they show on the listing appears to be taken from the story above, the owners unit, that looks out higher than the street pole and over the grey building across the street and down to the right. Being the unit rented is one floor lower, the view to the right is obstructed by the grey building, and the main view directly ahead is just a web of power and TV cables on a street pole in your face.). Unfortunately, AirBnB doesn’t allow reviewers to post pictures or I would post a picture of the real view of the power, telephone and TV cables on the street pole right in front of the window. Less significantly, but still annoying is that the lovely large curvy sofa pictured in the main living room in front of the bay window is not there and has been replaced with a small love seat that is no where near as inviting and cannot be stretched out on or hold more than two people sitting closely together. Finally, another point to be aware of is that this apartment is heated with space heaters. You will get a warning from the host not to use too many at once or it will trip the circuit breakers. When I arrived in the evening none of the space heaters were on and the temperature in the unit was 62F, which is quite chilly in foggy SF. Not a warm welcome, to say the least. The little space heaters take forever to heat up the apartment so the first night I huddled in the bedroom. The next day I left a space heater on in the unit and by the time I came back it was warm. But, really they should heat the unit before guests arrive. If SF is having chilly weather, be prepared for a cold apartment on arrival. If you are interested in enjoying the view shown, or having a comfy sofa as pictured, BEWARE that the pictures of both are false and DO NOT RENT. If those things are not a concern for you, everything else about the place is fine. PS: AirBnB is abysmally inadequate at addressing this. I contacted them (my first ever complaint to AirBnB about a host in about 5 years of renting places), and all they could say they would do is ‘flag’ the host for inaccuracy. They could not enforce having this false advertised view photo removed or police this host in any way.