The bungalow was cute and cozy and offered us three (parents and adult child) private space and room to spread out much more than a hotel room would have. It didn't work as hoped as a home-away-from-home, mostly since the kitchen isn't set up well for most cooking tasks. It's fine for a quick breakfast but isn't stocked with sufficient cookware or the usual airbnb supplies (a few spices, oil, etc.) to make dining-in a reasonable option. Unfortunately, we hit a rare spell of cold and wet weather for which the bungalow is poorly suited. It's certain to be a much more enjoyable lodging when weather is more typical of San Diego - our bad luck to find ourselves rather cold and huddled around the wall furnace. Tania was fabulous, though, and super responsive to our needs (e.g., replacing the broken coffee maker, additional bath linens, etc.). We recommend the place, with caveats only about the minimal cooking options and the potential for being cold if the weather isn't cooperative.