This place was truly an unexpected gem. I needed a place to stay with the family for a day and overnight while work was being done on our home. I happened to come across this listing and decided it'd be more cost-effective and adventurous than booking a hotel room. Having two young boys both under the age of 5, the first thing the wife and I immediately appreciated was how clean it was!
The single bedroom containing the bunk beds was slightly concerning when booking the reservation in regards to privacy, but ended up working out perfectly. The kids were excited about having the only room in the house, and being distanced from the common areas by the hallway-closet leading into it gave off a "secret lair" vibe to the point that it was where they preferred to spend most of the time during our stay—and the space us parents "weren't allowed", basically leaving the rest of the house to ourselves most of the day. The other upside to this floor plan was the parental peace of mind, always knowing they were in a safe space with plenty of natural lighting and that the single point of access would require someone to notice if they were to leave it.
The memory foam mattresses in the pull out beds were comfortable for us adults. Parking was ample throughout most of the day, but did admittedly get a little trickier to manage at night once more people are home. There were plenty of walkable options nearby for food and coffee, and enjoying the view of the sunset over the surrounding tree lines while sitting with the wife in front of the fire pit felt like a scene out of a movie. I'd definitely recommended Thomas's home to traveling families/groups with small children like us, or those simply looking for more communal-oriented place to stay in San Diego.