My husband and I stayed in the Garden/Wine Cellar room for Saturday night only. Staying in Michaels home allowed us to feel like we were staying with family or even at our own home. EVERYthing was kept clean and Eric (whom greeted us, checked us in, gave us a tour) was MOST friendly and helpful. My husband and I are most pleased with what Michael had done to this old house. From the inside, you see beautiful artwork, little nooks for different kinds of people, other areas where many people can join together. On the outside, you can enjoy the pond, the jacuzzi, the fire pit, areas for two or multiples to "hang out" and also AMAZING views of San Diego & the airplanes flying over your heads. The airplanes are wonderful. You feel like you are standing on the landing strip. I thought it was going to be an "issue" for me at night, but it surprisingly was not. The room....Overall, it was wonderful. However, my husband is 6ft 4inches tall and the room is only high enough for someone 6 ft or shorter to not have to slouch. My husband actually hit his head walking in to the short ceiling. None the less, the bed was comfortable, the information about recommendations was convenient, the lighting was perfect and we had easy access to the jacuzzi and patio area. Another (small) negative is that in this room, you have to go outside and upstairs for the nearest restroom, this was not a big deal for me personally but it may have been if I had to "go" in the middle of the night. Next time we will try a different room (even though this one was great). The location... Saturday before we checked in we went to Cabrillo National Monument and Tide pools (about 15 minutes driving) and it was beautiful! We enjoyed the views, the exploring & the nature. It costs $5 per car to get in and we recommend it. My husband and I walked (20 minutes) to the Gaslamp District Saturday night for dinner at Nara Sushi (which I do not recommend) and then had drinks at Tipsy Crow (which was enjoyable but slightly overpriced). We then walked back, detouring a few blocks north west for a better view of the landing strip at the airport, to then come back to what seemed an empty/quiet house (around 10pm). We hopped in the jacuzzi, had a few more drinks, took showers and went to bed. This was perfect for us. We were able to enjoy ourselves and each other and feel like we were at our own oasis. Sunday morning we woke up an hour early just to make time for the plane watching we wanted to fit in to our schedule (we aren't nerds or anything, it truly is that amazing), had breakfast on the deck and enjoyed conversations with other house guests and Eric. Then we made our 10 minute drive to the Riverwalk Golf...