This was our first Airbnb and we loved it. Jane is a great host and has the most beautiful house, in a perfect neighborhood for vacationing in San Francisco. Communications were spot on with Jane.
This 61 year old had no trouble climbing up the stairs to the attic. Easier than walking some of those hills in town. LOL! Jane's place is in a really neat part of San Francisco, with a Muni stop only a couple blocks away and we got a Lyft within minutes. Jane's attic is a beautiful little getaway in the sky. It's a newer addition to a well preserved victorian house. It's incredible! High quality appliances and a beautiful shower. You quickly realize that staying there gives you the quiet you need after running around all day. There are plenty of venting skylights and windows with shades, the bedroom and bed are cozy. The neighborhood notes and the many guide books and pamphlets she's prepared are waiting for you at a desk. It really couldn't have been more organized and helpful and FUN. I loved waking up each morning, having my coffee while leafing through all of it and figuring how to navigate our adventures. Her kitchenette with fridge (filled with goodies) and drawers filled with things that we needed to keep ourselves up and running smoothly for our stay, was SO GREAT! And it was so comfortable to look around the space, decorated so nice, it felt so homey AND it was CLEAN! You have no idea how grateful we were for that!
So, we, in Chicago, are not as recycle advanced as San Francisco and we are very intrigued that all three, recycle, compost and garbage are collected.
Parking around Lower Haight, (not unlike many Chicago neighborhoods) is a game of sign reading and organizing. We rented a car for a day to get out into the hills and did find a spot to park a block away.
Jane really thought of everything a traveler would need. Three of us stayed there quite comfortably, felt welcomed and we would love to return.