This was by far the best air bnb we’ve stayed at. Our courtyard was the best of all the units! They were all nice but ours was best. Plenty of outdoor and indoor seating, villa like(I enjoyed my mornings and afternoons being out there). We used the kitchen a lot. They had everything we needed in the kitchen, including a waffle maker, nice dishes, cocktail making kit, bottle of Cava, hand juicer, filled ice trays, cookbook etc…the back door was in kitchen with the out door main trash right outside(easy to move our indoor trash out), they also had there a beach umbrella and chairs. Leaving door open allowed for nice breeze. The washer and dryer were clean and easy to use as well as the dishwasher. Front door has a pull down blind for added privacy when door was open. Sofa bed was actually comfortable for my adult son. Air conditioner cooled quickly and double paned windows helped with keeping outside sounds outside, as well as keeping place at a nice natural temp.
The lighting throughout the place was
also well thought out. The bathroom had everything, bathrobes, yoga mat, laundry hamper, towel drying rack, first aide kit, extra fan really everything you could need. Shower had excellent water pressure.
Metered parking was out front, which we mostly kept feeding the meter. Really reasonable maybe $2:50 for 2 hours and 6pm to 8am it’s free. There are some free spots not too far away if you get lucky. Other wise it’s just a block or two. The location was also amazing. I walked through Hillcrest (many shops and restaurants)often, Walgreens is at end of block. I also walked to Balboa Park. If you’re flying in and getting a rental car it’s also best location. Basically right up the hill(Mission Hills)and took 10 minutes to go back down hill to return rental car with gas station right there along the way. Easy drive to beach and of course downtown. Seriously, every time I would think of something I needed, I would find it. Beach towels, games, pencils, book light, etc…. I need to figure out how to rent the three main units at same time and have more of my relatives there.
The large homeless population in San Diego was really the only thing that was difficult for me.