Molly & Greg have a wonderful little spot for travelers who want something more than a hotel. The space was clean, exactly as described, and perfect for my week and a half in SF. While they make every effort to mention the noise, it's more than I expected (but didn't bother me). It could potentially be an issue for extremely light sleepers or those who find it difficult to sleep with a sound/white noise machine. It could also be problematic if you're expecting to work remotely as you can hear through the walls easily downstairs. Again - this didn't bother me but it could be an issue for others.
To note: I traveled alone for business, and am a 46-year-old disabled, neurodivergent, and queer Latina. I'll provide some pros and cons but please note, I did leave a 5-star review and the cons are more to help others make the decision on whether this place would accommodate their needs. I am also an accessibility professional and advocate, and an advocate for DEI, so I analyze through those lenses in addition to my own experiences.
Pros: Super clean, lots of storage, has both heating and air conditioning, comfortable bed, very comfortable chaise lounge sofa, wonderful large wall-mounted TV with streaming services available to sign into, amazing water directly from the tap, an extremely thorough binder with home and area details, great communication, very private (I only saw Molly briefly outside once), private entrance, well-secured, lots of storage, lots of electrical outlets, pantry essentials, shower essentials, soft towels, very diverse neighborhood.
Cons: Noice as mentioned above, the hallway leading to the studio would not accommodate a wheelchair or rollator (it's quite narrow) but the actual studio would accommodate them, there is a step down into the studio and a step to enter the shower which both may pose mobility issues, the throw afghan on the couch felt scratchy and I couldn't use it (which may pose discomfort to others that are hypersensitive to touch).