Erica and Michael's studio has everything you need for a short-term stay including utensils, soap/sponge, and shower items. You should probably have a car or rent a bike if you will be planning to utilize the house for a week or longer, as some things are within walking distance but the sidewalks aren't the best/non-existent in some areas, though there are Bird scooters around, (make sure you don't try to Lime to Point Loma, they're not allowed in the area). The beach is far on foot, and the roads to get there are very hilly, so take note. Erica was very communicative during the whole stay, provided good recommendations for the area, and even made sure to order us new towels for our stay when the cleaner forgot to wash the previous ones. The patio area was nice to have access to as well. The house does trap a lot of heat during the day, so it's best to avoid being in there during the middle of the day if possible (the portable AC unit didn't cool down the whole house enough to be comfortable) and there was a lot of noise from construction on the house next door in the mornings and then occasionally from the neighbor's kids next door whose trampoline is right on the otherside of the fence from the side window of the house, but if you keep the windows and door closed all the time, it probably wouldn't be audible at all (we were keeping the house open to cool it down). There's no dishwasher also as a note in case you're expecting one. The bathroom sink was draining slowly when we arrived, but Erica said she scheduled a plumber to come by to fix it. Also, one of the bed posts is bent/sticking out a bit, but it didn't seem to affect the structural integrity of the bed while we were staying there. The size of the house was good for two adults, but more than that might be pushing it for anything more than sleeping (don't think trying to host a family of 4 for a week in the studio would work space wise with luggage).