The house was wonderful. We were greeted by Heather, who offered us a tour of the house before turning our room. (We'd taken a self-guided tour upon arrival.) We stayed in the Green room, which is both spacious and inviting. The outdoor shower and sitting area overlooks the city and the water, which was a great way to start every morning. (Don't worry, there's a curtain. Also, you turn the shower on from hot to cold water, not the normal way from cold to hot, so turn it just a little bit and you're set.) The room stayed pretty cool during the day, but got a bit warm at night (thanks to an afternoon of sunlight), so be prepared to open the outside door for a little bit before bedtime if you like the room to be cooler.

We didn't spend much time in the common areas, but there are several places for people to gather and enjoy themselves. The bathrooms were very nice and thoroughly cleaned, which felt good since we were sharing the house with several people. Michael et. al also provide earplugs; a nice touch, since airplanes do fly directly over the house when coming in to land. They also provided snacks and pastries for the Comic-Con goers for breakfast, which was very kind.

The house is not too far from the Gaslamp, but because of the time-sensitive nature of the convention, we took Lyfts to and from the house. We never waited more than a couple minutes for a ride. Still, the house is one block over from a straight shot to downtown, so walking would not be a problem at all.

We would absolutely, without a doubt, stay here again. In a heartbeat.