This place is exactly what it says it is. It’s a nice cozy Airbnb in a historic building walking distance from many bars and restaurants and a short uber or scooter ride (which are everywhere in the city) to places closer to the water. But there is a bit of a downside from staying in a downtown Airbnb like this versus a hotel or something a little further outside the city. First is the parking. There is very little to almost no street parking around the Airbnb especially on the weekends you gotta be lucky to snag a spot close by (just keep valuables out of sight or take them with you) There is a parking structure a street over which will have spots and is more secure the only issue being is that it charges you just shy of $50 a day. Again this is downtown San Diego, and much like Los Angeles there is an abundance of homeless people out and about and the problem has only gotten worse because of the pandemic. We’ve had homeless sleeping in front of the doorway multiple times which the Airbnb has a number you can call to have them removed if you are afraid of asking them to leave. With that being said most of them minded their own business and didn’t bother us. You kind of get what you pay for and although the Airbnb itself was very nice and had no issues, I would have paid a little extra to stay at a hotel that offered parking and had staff to ward the homeless away.