There was tons of storage space. We especially liked the narrow bathroom cabinet that has many levels/types of shelving.
We entered by way of a lovely garden that offered lots to look at and a relaxing place to sit, especially in the morning when the sunlight streamed in.
The place gave off a good vibe when we arrived in the afternoon, sun coming in the apartment, cheery, clean and orderly. The live plants and books and magazines made the place feel like a real home.
The space heater was easily moveable and radiated rather than blew heat, a real plus.
We appreciated the long desk space, storage space underneath, and the desk lamp in the living room.
Audrey offered plenty of pillows and did not skimp on the toilet paper – thank you.
For a small kitchen, this place hit the main marks: foil, storage bags, green waste can, dish drainer, just enough and good quality knives (that do need sharpening, however), utensils, cutting boards.
Everything looks new, thoughtful, thematic, both the artwork and the Rebecca Solnit's book, a must-read to better appreciate San Francisco's history.
Audrey was the first host in our experience to contact us to see if our move in went well.
We would definitely would want to stay here again.