I'll try to objective and first review the facility, and then my experience staying there.
It is an apartment, in an apartment complex. It was a 1 bed/1bath with a sofa bed in the living room. It was smaller than appears in pictures (which is the case for almost all AirBNB locations I've rented). I wouldn't say there is "ample" street parking, but there is street parking and you will likely find a spot within the area, but maybe not close to the apartment. There is a school a couple of bldgs away and the mornings during weekdays is very busy. I got lucky a couple of times, but on average parked about 150-200 yards down the street. I don't recall seeing a view of the bay.... There is a stove and a fridge, but I didn't cook. Apparently the smoke alarms are very sensitive and can be set off by cooking, and there is a sign to open windows while cooking. Location is close to the freeway, and as noted in the listing (I think) you will have the sounds of the city (not a big issue to me). The location is convenient to access the freeway, but the immediate area has a few intersections and turns to get to the apt. Self check-in is great. They have a good system to obtain your card key and enter, any hour.
The bedroom is small with a dresser. There is a window AC unit, that seems to turn off before the set temp is set. Every night I woke up hot, even though I set the temp to 71. The mattress was average in comfort.
The sofa bed is what you expect for an economy sleeping mattress, not comfortable. The person sleeping on it, cut their leg pretty badly on part of the metal. Watch out.
The complex itself is pretty quiet. I wasn't disturbed by any noises in the facility. It felt safe as well.
I had to do remote work online while staying here. Internet speed was slow, and that interfered with my work. If that's important to you, you maybe need to look somewhere else. I did a couple of speed tests, and they were 6.5 Mbps down/3.32 Mbps up, and 5.45/3.18.
We had an urgent/emergent situation during the stay. I noticed that the kitchen faucet was leaking water around the lever when we first got there. Nothing major at first, just had to wipe up around the faucet. The next day the entire handle popped off and water was shooting straight into the air, into the cabinet, all over the living room. I got drenched as I found the water control under the sink to turn it off. It got onto my computer setup, and all over the living room/kitchen. I texted the number of the owner (as they stated that was preferred) with no answer. I called the number and left a couple of voicemails stating the urgent situation, and no response. I had to call AirBnB and they weren't very helpful, saying if I didn't hear back by the next day....to contact them for a refund. Meanwhile, I am supposed to be working, and so dried off my equipmet and moved the desk to the bedroom. Finally, after a few hours I received a call from a male, stating the owners just left for vacation that day, and he was the manager. He was now on the property and asked to come up. His initial comments were that he would call a plumber, but he didn't know how long that would take, on a Friday afternoon. He then suggested I move upstairs to a different room. Now I was traveling with my fragile 85 y/o mother, and that was too much. Further, as I explained to him, I was still supposed to be working and did not have time to pack and move all my equipment and luggage. Finally he decided it would be best if he just replaced the faucet himself. I must say, once he decided that, he did a good job to take the corrective action and finished the job. I just found it unacceptable to be unreachable for hours, while an emergency happened on the premises.
Before I booked this location I was struggling between choosing a hotel in a respectable chain (Marriott or Hilton chains) versus AirBnB. I have chosen AirBnb at times due to cost, and to have space and a kitchen, but with most hotels having a breakfast buffet, and eating out for dinner, I found I don't really need a cooking kitchen. The cost usually favored AirBnB, but now they add so much fees, cleaning fee, and then AirBnB adds their own fee, that the cost savings isn't much for short stays. If you are looking for a long-stay (2 weeks or more) than this location may suit you, but for short stays I believe a hotel is a better deal, and you get housekeeping, no cleaning fee, and food. I stayed in a hotel after this stay.