Overall CC’s place was decent and in the price range. However, I wouldn’t stay again because the CONS listed below are dealbreakers for me personally. PROS: The neighbors were friendly and the location was in a fun, hippie community of Point Loma. You could see the beach from the patios and the road. It was a very short and beautiful drive to the beach. We didn’t have trouble with finding street parking. The bed was comfortable and had many pillows, which was great since I like sleeping with lots of pillows. The studio was nicely decorated and cute. The floors felt clean. The closet was convenient and the kitchen had a lot of utensils, plates, bowls, etc. The fridge worked great! The bathroom was a good size and worked properly. There was even little toothbrush/toothpaste packets in the bathroom for someone if they forget their dental products. The patios were nice and there was a hammock on one of the patios. There is a TV in the bedroom and a roku for streaming. CONS: To our surprise, the a/c is a standing “wall unit” so it cools the bedroom but it does not keep the kitchen and bathroom cool. The a/c seemed to not work properly on day 3, but thankfully we were scheduled to leave the next day and made it through the night in hot/cold sweats. Often times we were sweating once we entered the bathroom or kitchen. This made getting ready to go places difficult as it is hard to put on makeup while sweating and feeling sticky. This also made it hard to cool down after a shower. I found myself wanting to take cold showers. There are spiders! Lots of webs outside and the spiders kept coming inside the bedroom. We killed at least 4, 1 in the bed and 3 on the ceiling directly above the bed. There was a lot of dust and dust bunnies behind the bed, on the window sills, and around pipes running through the kitchen. One window sill had 2 or 3 dead flies hanging out in the crevice. The bathroom doesn’t have a ventilation fan so the bathroom quickly became a sauna once the shower was turned on. The street parking is on the front side of the home on a very steep mountain road. The listing eludes to “challenging hills” but please be advised that the hills are steep and more like the side of a paved mountain road. If you’re not good at parallel parking while ensuring that you don’t suddenly roll forward into the vehicle in front of you, you might want to look elsewhere. *BEWARE---Both the front door of the studio and the bedroom door open outward, not inward. This was a huge concern for me as I am a female traveler and consider this a mega personal safety concern. The front door has a deadbolt lock and door knob lock and the bedroom door has a doorknob lock; however, because the doors open...