It would be a 5 star if the mattresses were new. The sofa bed has springs that fall out or are missing and you can feel the metal bars beneath the mattress. The main bedroom's mattress is concave and sucks 2 people into 1.
Very close to down town. 12-15 min from San Diego zoo and Balboa Park. 3m from Albertsons grocery. 2m from highway.
Solid internet, clean fridge, microwave, sinks, floors, tub, toilet, and Netflix TCL Roku TV. I've never seen my phone have such fast internet. So I guess the tech I have at home is not as modern.
If you use the clothes dryer and the door gives you problems closing don't push harder. Lift it a bit. Then lean the stepping stool against it. Don't let that fall, though or you'll have to go through the back door on the laundry because the stool will have fallen and blocked the laundry door from closing.
You can unplug the TCL TV at night to get it to stop glowing blue and to keep kids from using it hide the remote.
You can plug in one of the living room lamps in the kitchen for a decent night light for kids.
Light switch for kitchen is right outside the kitchen. Light switch for laundry room is next to back door you'll see in the laundry room.
I imagine that if you move the sofa you'll be able to plug in the lamps. I think a previous resident unplugged them and no one noticed until we tried using them. Oh, tall lamp's glass isn't secure so don't tilt it a when you move it.
It is on a hill like it says. It measured 8-9 degrees (phone app). The electric car we had was good at not rolling back while parallel parking. I wouldn't try it with a stick shift. San Diego is hilly and curbs are high there (passenger door scrapes against sidewalks sometimes). Park next to the side walk with grass closest to the house and your passenger doors will bump into the grass if you are driving a hybrid Prius.
So the place has quirks, but not surprising ones.