Kenneth was a great host. Very communicative and helpful with any questions I had. The condo building is very run down and dated. The elevator is old and makes weird noises and has carpet on the ceiling, which was very dingy/gross looking. The unit itself was also very dated but did the job for a place to sleep for our family of 4. It's a 600 square foot 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom condo. The kitchen is tiny. Like 2 people in the kitchen is too many at one time. The bedroom is a decent size with closet and drawer space for two people (closet also had hangers) and the bed is comfortable. The living room is small and has a pull out sofa bed and the bathroom is a decent size with a very large shower. The enclosed patio was a nice space to have and the place had beach chairs, a broken beach umbrella, a boogie board and some other smaller beach items. We left 2 shovels (real heavy duty shovels lol so you can dig to China) and a volleyball there since we flew and couldn't bring home with us. The building does have a spa, which is right outside of the unit. We were able to use that a couple of times and it was nice. It is small though so really only works for one party at a time or a few separate people by themselves. The building also has a laundry room which is convenient. (Coin machines) We are used to staying in freestanding houses in Mission. It is more convenient for our family as opposed to a condo building. I assumed there would be easy beach access from the unit but you had to go through the lobby and in the elevator every single time leaving/coming to the unit. That was a pain for our family as we go in and out constantly. We rent bikes as well so anytime we took our bikes out, which is daily for us, we had to lug them down the elevator and through the lobby. You're also at the point of the beach where you can't just hop over the small wall or where there are no walls at all, so once you get on the boardwalk you have to walk down the stairs, from the boardwalk, to access the beach. It looks like at one point there was access to the beach directly from the condo community lounge/patio. I saw wooden steps leading down to the beach from the community lounge/patio area but it was all overgrown and the path was blocked. I could be wrong but it looked like once upon a time that was what that path may have been. The location itself was great. Just a couple minute walk to the beach and lots of shops and restaurants around. Everything is walking/biking distance, which is what we love about Mission/Pacific Beach.