Location is great, but I felt nickel and dimed. Although the listing shows that it can hold 16 people, be aware that while it's possible, it is incredibly cramped quarters. Of our 8-day San Diego trip across three different AirBnb's, this was our least favorite and by far the most expensive place we stayed -- even when dividing the cost among the 15 people in our group.
The location is great, though. It's a few minutes' walk from the Crown Point beach and a 3-5 minute drive from Sea World. Note that Crown Point beach has no waves (since it's in a Bay), and signs are saying that it's toxic to swim in the bay after it rains (and it rained during our trip so no swimming there for us). The home is also a 10-minute drive from Pacific Beach (which does have waves and doesn't have the same limitations when it rains and is a great beach).
We chose this home because of the good base rate, ability to host 16 guests, and its proximity to Sea World. However, although our listing was initially priced at $480/night for 16 people (which is actually pretty good) -- after all the fees and taxes, it ended up being $707 / night. The listing also shows pack-n-play, high-chairs, and beach amenities as part of the home, but when you arrive, the house manual explains that there is a $10/day fee for each of them -- whereas all other AirBnbs we've stayed at will provide the same items for free. So, although we had 2 infants and a few toddlers with us, we did not use any of the pack-n-plays, highchairs, or beach materials that were located in the home -- this inconvenience affected the enjoyability of our stay. There are lots of other rules in the contract that is part of the property, and there are a lot of fees and rules. Read carefully.
For parties over 8 people, expect to feel a bit cramped. It shows two queens for 3 of the 4 rooms, but the rooms are designed for only 1 queen bed, so by the time you pull out the trundle there are only about 2 - 3 feet of walkway between the foot of the beds and the wall and not much other space in the room. Since we had to use the trundles in all the rooms, all of us experienced extremely cramped quarters in the bedrooms. Also, the bedroom listed as having 4 twin beds is best suited for 3 beds. When the 2nd trundle (4th bed) is pulled out, it is impossible to open/close the bedroom door.
There are two nice large-screen TVs in the home — one in the living room and one in the master bedroom. The main room TV has cable, and the master bedroom has Apple TV. If you're planning to show movies off the Apple TV to everyone, expect to have everyone in the master bedroom. If you're going to be watching a game, the living room has cable, so you're all set.
There are key-access locks for each of the bedrooms. This is nice, except that most of the bedroom doors won't stay closed unless the lock is engaged, so if you plan to close your bedroom door, you'll need to enter the 4-digit passcode to reenter your room. They didn't tell us the 4-digit codes during check-in or any other documentation. So we had the unfortunate incident of putting our 4-month-old infant to sleep in the bedroom, closing the door, and then finding out later that we couldn't re-enter the bedroom because it was locked. Thankfully, someone responded within 20 minutes with the correct passcodes, and we were fine for the rest of the stay, but it sure freaked out this parent for a while.
Overall, it's a nice place and a great location, and their team is responsive. For any group over 8, expect some cramping. Also, keep track of taxes and fees when making comparisons with other AirBnbs in the San Diego area.