This is, by far, the best Airbnb we've stayed in, and, as a "roadschooling" family during the pandemic, we've been in several since late summer. We stayed in Jonathan's place for a month during October and November, so we got to know it and the area very, very well. Here are the things that set it apart from others. To begin with, the location is top-notch. San Francisco is a wonderful place, but it has pockets of severe homelessness and the associated issues that come with that. That being said, Jonathan's home is in a great neighborhood in the Noe Valley that is clean, family-friendly, and extremely walkable. Just down the street are Church and 24th Streets, both of which have a plethora of restaurants, shops, and more. There's even a corner grocery about two blocks away that proved incredibly useful. The produce was absolutely perfect every. single. night. And, if you want to get into the heart of the city, a muni station is about a one-mile walk. The house itself is simultaneously unique, designer-caliber, and loaded with the amenities you miss from home yet rarely see in an airbnb. Thoughtful touches, such as charging pads, a one-of-a-kind, pour-over-coffee maker, a piano, glasses for all types of alcohol, upscale placemats and serving dishes, kitchen appliances, etc adorn his place. And, all the while, this feels like your own home because it is not laden with the owner's personal items. Something else we truly enjoyed were the gorgeous, huge plants throughout the house. Jonathan has a "plant person" care for them, and their presence lends to the serene, clean feeling. Finally, there's Jonathan, a kind, responsive, lovely human being whom I had the pleasure of interacting with several times. Highly, highly recommended, and I don't utter those words often.