I don't know where to start, but it will definitely be a eulogy of this accommodation, because what Doris offers here is just fantastic. The apartment is located in the Mission District in the middle of numerous bars and restaurants and yet in a quiet side street. It is large, has two bedrooms, a living room, another room where you can store, for example, luggage that it is not in the way, a large kitchen and a shower with separate toilet. What Doris has in the cupboards and in the refrigerator ready for her guests is simply incredible and I have never experienced so. There are fresh eggs in the fridge, bagels, sausage, cheese, butter, grapes, various sauces and dressings, water, coffee and tea, spices, soups, I don't know what else. Actually, you don't have to go shopping at first if you want to feed yourself, because upon arrival, no matter when, there is plenty to eat. The beds are comfortable, you sleep here absolutely quiet, in the bathroom shower gel, sunscreen, etc. are abundant, as well as detergent for your own washing machine. Doris lives in the apartment next door, but keeps absolutely in the background so as not to disturb her guests. She is a lovely hostess and very concerned that everything is really perfect. One more thing about the location: If you need a place to stay in San Francisco, you quickly end up in a strange neighborhood. The Mission District can be described as very central, has many different restaurants and due to the proximity to many Mexican small stores also corresponding flair, which mixes excellently with the gay scene of the nearby Castro district to form a lively neighborhood. If you want to experience the typical life in San Francisco, you should live here. On the other hand, if you have a car in San Francisco, it's your own fault and you should rather use the public transport system, which is very good by US standards. Market Street is close and has good connections in all directions, and the BART station to the airport is exactly 5 minutes away.