Well this home is excellent on the outside and is in a great neighborhood but there are a few things left to be desired as far as the interior. We were expecting an updated interior to match the exterior but it looked as if the inside of the home had not been updated since the year it was built (1999). There were no instructions on how to use the hot tub so we had to contact the owner for that which cost us a day of use but they were quick to respond. There are also a lot of small things which need to be addressed such as torn window and screen door screens. Broken door handles. Lights flickering or missing bulbs or burned out. There is also a smoke alarm clearly missing from the main floor. The bedroom set up I would say, would suit four for five people comfortably at a max otherwise you’re looking at someone sleeping on a hide a bed and another will have to sleep on a daybed which isn’t suited for larger individuals. The location of the home is great, the neighborhood is great and being in the Torrey Pines area is exactly what we wanted. The host were very nice, except we had a mixup when they showed up a day prior to our check out wondering why we had not packed up and vacated the premises before realizing that they had their dates wrong but that was quickly resolved. However, my biggest issue with the home is the fact that there was no antenna, cable or satellite TV available, which was extremely painful during the March madness tournament which is in effect. I never would’ve thought to ask or to ensure that at this price range and with three or four large flat screen smart TV’s, that I would not have a viewing source but that’s what we encountered. So I would have to rate our stay a weak 3 out of 5.