When we arrived at the bnb location we were impressed by the quietness of the house itself. The host (Peter) had complementary hospitality items in the fridge and kitchen.

The accommodations were very comfortable and welcoming. The dining area was interesting, a vintage pastel turquoise '60s glass dining room table and 4 vertically-striped acrylic chairs from same period. The overall decor was eclectic and tastefully arranged. The sleeping accommodations were comfortable and there was enough space to move round in.

The circa 1940s home is in an interesting neighborhood and next to a small local restaurant managed by Peter. The main drawback for some might be the passenger jets taking off from SD Airport. But active guests who are there to experience the many sites in & around SD would not find this an inconvenience during the day. On a side note, the local area is buzzing with cultural energy, the main attraction being the downtown area next to the beach and fishing pier. On our last night there we saw a beautiful ocean sunset, watched 25-30 surfers catching waves, street jugglers and an amazing street fair with locals offering up fresh produce, organic honey, kiosks where naturals foods are cooked/prepared, a local band... It was impressive.