Piero’s place wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t worth the amount I had paid to stay for 3 days. It was dirty, the wifi was shoddy, there were no towels or toiletries as it states on the amenities section, and there was no central AC. I unfortunately went during the hottest week of the year and I don’t know if it’s a San Diego thing but there was one AC in one of the bedrooms and it wasn’t strong enough to spread to the entire house. It was so hot and stuffy that one of my friends ended up cutting the trip short and hitching a ride back to LA. It kind of felt like I was staying at a college boy’s home, and I wouldn’t have mind if I had paid the amount expected to stay at a hostel. I did think the patio was cute so I stayed there to stay away from the stuffy indoors, and it was 95 degrees outside so that is how hot it was inside. Communication was a bit tough but I don’t blame the owner because he was on a trip, but I did reach out to his friend who didn’t respond that much. All in all, it was an ok stay. There are two bedrooms and two beds and the couch is large and comfy enough. Also, Piero didn’t seem to have a strict check in and out time, which didn’t matter to us but I felt was great because we weren’t pressured to leave at a certain time. I just think if at the least the AC and the dust issues are fixed, it could be a good place to stay