I stayed in the Sunshine room for 2 nights. The queen bed on a platform was comfortable without a base mattress. I'm 6 months out from major spine fusion surgery and did fine. Melissa is very good with communication and especially for arrival. The house is a older 40's post war duplex (Melissa & family on other side, so is literally next door). The floors are the original oak and the backyard has an outdoor table and chairs to hang at. The kitchen is good sized and she has provided different teas and coffees to enjoy. The restroom and shower were very clean and appointed with shampoo, conditioner & shower gel. (I'm also immune compromised, so very important to me). I know she does a great job cleaning, as I was in my room mid-day in the middle of my stay and observed the cleaning personally as the other room had checked out & she was getting property ready for new people that afternoon. Leaving the windows open was fine as the weather in mid-July was very mild. (San Diego is not your typical So. Cal weather, check online for weather if you're not familiar with the climate there.) You might hear cars going by, but that would be the same if you were in a hotel. I sleep with my earbuds streaming special sleep sounds, so all good. There is a small fan in room, but I didn’t need to use it. Melissa had towels/washclothes laid out on dresser in the closet of the room along with the cutest painted wood hangers. There's also 2 plastic hangers with the small indents for strappy items. The laundry in just off the bathroom, so was easy to refresh & de-wrinkle some of my items in the dryer. Melissa also has an iron & ironing board available to use. That really helped me out as I was going to use a local dry cleaner that advertised pressing while you wait & they weren't able to accommodate me. (Website needs to be updated for that place, Melissa told me about a different dry cleaner that is just as close, but by then it was Saturday and her iron did the trick for what I needed. Neighborhood is older with newer places being built, so street parking can be pretty full. I didn’t drive, but there is a single car driveway available. My Lyft to the airport on a busy Sunday morning was only $17 plus tip & a quick ride. Lyft recognizes address as a common pick/drop off area.There's a cool little pizza place you can walk to down the street a few blocks away. The owner is very nice. I got a freshly made greek salad & a huge slice of pizza. (It's called Giant Pizza, as they make the huge 36" ones). There's a convenience/ liquor store next to it with a decent selection of frozen meals and snacks if you need. I saw lots of people out and about walking their dogs, pushing strollers and just enjoying the early evening. This was my first ever stay at an AirBnb & I was quite pleased. It happened to be Comic Con weekend and I was there for a wedding and knew people who live on same street as property. Hotel availability during that time was extremely lacking and overpriced. I also want to say I was in the travel industry for 20+ years and this was nice being in a neighborhood and not a commercial area by a freeway like many hotels are. Melissa provides you with a room key and front door key, so it is a secure property also. I would definitely say Melissa is truly a "superhost" !