My experience with the quiet house on the hill left me with very mixed feelings. I barely spent anytime in their home and when I did it was to sleep and occasionally eat. I tiptoed form place to place and made sure to be clean up after myself. While the place was spotless their seemed to be a lot of noise and construction going on during specific periods (early mornings). Perhaps this is just temporary. I was never seen nor heard until one night some of my friends volunteered to uber me home since I was a woman in a brand new city. As I put in the code I was quickly met with an alarm sound and the hosts husband. He had mentioned that neighbors had called him because of noise they heard outside. This is virtually impossible since we had just left the uber and the neighbors are unaware the home is actually an airbnb( I was asked to keep this a secret). As I said goodbye to my friends the host refused to leave and watched me as if I was a child who had missed curfew. I felt uncomfortable in the home for the rest of the trip. It's really a shame because the home is beautiful and as clean as it can be with a dog. There is also a fifty dollar key deposit which is interesting since there's seems to be countless fees included in the Airbnb costs. I would also like to note that although Sarah is the face of the Airbnb I did not see her at all during my 14 day stay and interacted most with her husband. The view of the city was indeed gorgeous, but the same view can be seen from any home in Potrero.