Wow, what a first Airbnb experience for my folks and I.
My folks are from Western New York and Old School with a capital 'O', so the thought of staying at a "Strangers House" was a dramatic departure from the Residence Inns they were accustomed to. But between cost, availability, and location... I convinced them to consider trying Airbnb as I'd heard good things. My mom initially said "Sure" iout of frustration, but immediately flipped and became a nervous nelly when I booked the room.
After booking the casita, I sent Erin (the host) a message about the situation and asked to view the property just to ease my folks concerns. Erin was very accommodating and met me that day. I immediately called my mom and I told her not to worry about anything... she was going to love her stay.
While I did not personally stay there, there can be no better affirmation than my parents experience. My mom and dad have never has such an enjoyable visit to San Diego in her 34 years years of coming out twice a year (their words).
From Erin's accommodating their preferences before arriving, convenient (and stair-less) parking, to the spotless and beautifully decorated Casita, my Mom and Dad enjoyed their stay immensely. I can't express enough "Thank yous" to Erin and her family for accommodating them so thoroughly and thoughtfully.
My dad even expressed his private thank you to me. He said he couldn't remember the last time my mom and he had sat and watched the sunrise and sunset in the same day. Being from the coal banks of Pennsylvania, he has a heart of gold wrapped around a layers or granite and is a man of few sentimental words. That was his way of saying thanks and letting me know how comfortable they were. It made me feel great to hear that.
There's a million other thoughtful touches too that I could go on and on about, but then I feel like I would be spoiling your experience. The simple fact is Erin is an entertainer. She is warm soul that serves you and enjoys it as much as you do.

Thank you Erin for everything, they are already talking about their next trip to your Casita.

Dan