The apartment is on the ground floor behind the garage, so there is not much of a view out the windows. However, it is a very nice place to stay for a few days. I wouldn't recommend any more than two people; it is a small apartment.
The kitchen facilities do not include an oven, but are still adequate for meal preparation with a sink, electric cooktop, microwave, pots and pans, plates, cups, and silverware.
The bed is nice and firm, easy to sleep in. Sheets and pillows seem to be of good quality, although the pillows are a bit soft. A nightstand with a couple drawers is also provided for storing clothing, as well as storage in the closet.
Accessing the patio is a bit tricky, as the steps are steep and narrow, but it is a nice place to sit and enjoy the sun. The patio is built above the windows, so there is not much daylight in the apartment.
The bathroom is nicely done, with all the needed fixtures. The heated toilet seat surprised me the first time!
The coin-operated shared laundry is just outside the door, which is really handy for washing clothes.
The neighborhood is quiet, with great views of the city. Three bus lines are nearby, with more buses and BART within a twenty-minute walk. Twin Peaks is just a few minutes' walk away, with stunning views of the city. While the apartment is on a busy street, you don't really hear the traffic at all, which is quite nice.
When we arrived, the apartment was very clean and ready to use. There was a slight smell of cleaning supplies, but that went away after we opened the windows for a bit. The apartment is also slightly more humid than normal, but it felt nice. Mark left a very thorough list of instructions, house rules, places to see, etc in the apartment, which was very helpful during our stay.
Wireless internet is also provided; the download speed is a bit slow, but it is adequate for most needs.
Overall, I enjoyed staying here, and I hope I can come again the next time I end up in San Francisco.