I had the pleasure of staying with Mark for the last 2 months and boy am I sure going to miss him! I was moving from New York City to San Francisco for a new job downtown and needed a place to get me by until I could move into my longer term living situation in SOMA. Being new to the city and not knowing anyone really, I turned to Airbnb to help in my search. I chose Mark and his living space based on all the wonderful reviews other people had left. I figured if all those people were sharing similar positive experiences, they must be a good indicator on what I was walking in to.

Boy did I hit the jackpot! Being new to CA, I could not have asked for a better place to live moving into Mark's condo! Right from the get go, Mark opened his door and made me feel comfortable, relaxed and right at home. I stayed in the petite room, which was great. Plenty of drawer and closet space, tons of natural light and a great view of the city. The pictures are exactly on point.....the space is beautiful, inviting, extremely clean, spacious, bright and airy, and the location is perfect. So close to bars/restaurants/parks/coffee shops and a very easy commute to the Financial District....only 3 stops on BART. Door to door it took me 25 minutes total to get to my new job off of Montgomery Street.

What can I say about Mark.....he's just fantastic! He has a great personality, always positive, light hearted and knows how to have a good laugh. He's very accommodating and a natural at hosting guests...you can tell he just loves it and goes out of his way to ensure your experience with him is beyond the expected. He's an amazing chef and on any given occasion will have dinner parties on the roof, which you are always invited to. His attention to detail is impeccable and it just felt like home every time I walked in the door after a long day of work. It was so nice to enjoy dinner with someone, or just chat about your days over a glass of wine. So not only did I find a great place in a cool neighborhood, I made some great friends along the way!