This listing is exactly as described, and met our every expectation. The hosts are super kind and just the right amount of "present"; great, prompt communicators; great attention to nuance needs of travelers, like well-placed outlets and charging stations, option for filtered water, plenty of towels, extra pillows, laundry on-site; everything was extremely clean as well. They went above and beyond to make sure we had a refrigerator the day we arrived (it died the day before we flew in)-- even buying a stand-in one until the permanent new one could be delivered! Always a great sign. The Hostfully guide is thorough, with all extra needed info about the space (linens, laundry, and more), as well as dining/activity recommendations that we definitely used. The space is set up smartly and economically, and sleeping in the living room has a nice separation from the bedroom (we were a couple with our 7-year-old). Location was perfect for our purposes; it was a tourist trip so we went all over, but we wanted to be within very close walking distance of a park (Golden Gate Park was amazing and super close on foot). I walked two short blocks to coffee every morning, with a little grocery with good selection next door (Arguello). Several good options for eating any time of day, within walking distance. We easily used public transit from the house, but it is also a pretty inexpensive Uber/Lyft ride to the major tourist areas. We were there for two full days and did tons: Day One: Coffee from Velo Rouge Cafe, simple breakfast made at home with a few items from Arguello Market, walked into Golden Gate Park and spent a few hours exploring, walked over to a shoe store nearby to pick up some Blundstones, then Ubered to the Exploratorium for the PiDay Parade (3/14!) which was obviously awesome, then a stroll to Peir 39, random exploration there, dinner at Kokkari (greek) in the nearby financial district (it was super tasty, pricier but worth it), Ubered home because we were tired! Second day we used only public transit, walked to the center of Golden Gate Bridge, then a couple hours wandering along the beach from there all the way to the Palace of Fine Arts; had a late lunch/early dinner nearby at a wine/charcuterie place; strolled around there and caught a bus to Ghirardelli Square, enjoyed a sundae and then literally RAN to catch the last tour boat to go under the bridge and around Alcatraz, which was beautiful in the late afternoon. Then of course caught a trolley until the end of the line, and headed home. Everything was super easy and flowed well and was non-stressful— SF does such a great job!— as did our Air BnB hosts. Would return! Location was perfect for our goals. Neighborhood is super quiet and flat! No major hills for basic access to eating/park/etc. I also felt the pricing was SUPER reasonable! Okay I think that covers it! :)