This place is a great value but there are some issues I wish I knew before staying in the unit. These are not complaints because I got what I paid for but just something other travellers may want to know to be better informed.
1. I think the Air BnB is five or six rooms sharing the kitchen facilities. Three units downstairs and three upstairs. The units downstairs all have their own bathrooms and the units upstairs share a bathroom. Total people in this Air BnB could be 10-12 which made it feel more like a hostel.
2. There is only one 30 inch fridge/freezer for everyone's food.
3. There is only one table in the back yard to eat your meal at. There is a stand up table in the back yard with another additional chair and a swing chair that seats two. Often we ended up eating in our room on our bed. We found an additional table in the foyer room and two chairs but it was not really comfortable to use.
4. The kitchen is small and your workspace to prepare a meal even if you are the only one in the kitchen is small.
5. The kitchen is lacking some basic essentials including cutting boards, good knives and a place to actually cook which could be accommodated with a bbq / side burner under the patio deck. This is noted in the description but could be made better as most travellers were staying for more than 3 days when we were in San Francisco. Microwave and toaster oven options get limited after a couple days and eating out is expensive. We ended up using our camp stove to cook meals.
6. The three units downstairs share a room/foyer area where the fridge is so people getting food early or late can be noisy if you are in units 2 or 3. Guests arriving / leaving early or late also can be noisy to these two units.
7. We stayed in unit #2 and the bathroom from unit #3 woke us up several times each night when flushed.
8. The kitchen was a challenge working around other guests. The kitchen ran out of bottled water during our stay and wasn't replaced but I didn't expect it so no big deal. The kitchen was often left a mess by other guests who were under the impression the kitchen fairy would come and clean up after them. Some large bags of bottle recycling were never removed during the whole stay and became a collection area for other bags of partially eaten take out meals.