It'd work in a pinch, but I wouldn't stay here again.
- After having my reservation confirmed for months, the host decided a week before my stay that every one of my guests needed to send her their IDs. She even wanted me to send mine, even though I'm verified already through Airbnb. Airbnb support noted that this requirement wasn't stated in the reservation and offered to refund me, but I wasn't confident I could find another place for my group a week before our visit. So, note that you'll need to be comfortable sharing your ID picture with a stranger if you want to stay here.
- The air conditioning in the house seems very weak. The highs during my stay never exceeded the mid 60s, but this house would warm into the mid 70s every day even with the AC on the whole time, and we didn't even do any cooking (no stove/oven heat). Avoid this place if it's hot outside!
- There are lots of odd rules, and small annoyances (ex. lots of light bulbs out). For example, there's this beautiful window pictured at the front of the house, but the shade is remote controlled, and the host didn't provide the remote, so we couldn't look outside in the living room our whole stay; this is apparently to avoid sun damage to the rug. Others include "When you turn the water off on the master bathroom shower do not turn the shower knob all the way up, turn it halfway until water turns off", and "In the master bathroom there is a splash guard on the shower door, so when you open the shower door, do not push the door on the splash guard." (I'll note that this guard is not fixed to the tub in any way, so it moves when disturbed at all).
The location of this house is quite good, near Golden Gate park and the Presido, and the Richmond district is great (Trad'r Sam is a must visit!). But, I'd choose a different one in the area.