The studio is very "cozy" and cute. The location is outstanding. Very close to Fisherman's Wharf and just a jump on jump off from most of the major attractions in SF. The studio has everything you would need for a short stay, 4 days or less. Don't expect to do a lot of cooking in the galley kitchen which is basically just large enough for one person. I did learn how to use the French Press on you tube. New experience. The bathroom is also small but we managed to find places for our toiletries. The bathrobes were a plus since the studio has no heat except for a space heater. We did not use the small walled patio since it was rather cold and a neighbor has a window right behind the louvered shutters. The entry through the garage was painless although at night we had to use our iPhone flashlights. Just a short flight of steps to the studio. Now parking was a trick. We found a space on Chestnut street and left our car there for our entire stay. They had 2 hour parking Monday through Friday 9-6. Friday we took a chance and did not move the car and happily did not receive a ticket. You can walk most places and Uber or Lyft. Quite reasonable. The bed had a dip in the center and my husband gravitated there every night. The futon was hard as a rock and definitely uncomfortable to read or watch TV. And lastly the TV was at uncomfortable watching level on a shelf. But all that being said, this is SF and for the price this is a find. Ps. There is a walkin closet which really helps.