We were pleased with our multi-day stay in the master bedroom of this house. The home is modern and ultra clean, and though there are five(?) different guest bedrooms being rented, we rarely saw or heard anyone else in the house. We enjoyed one evening in the home's living area with snacks and Netflix, but due to unusually cold weather, we did not get to enjoy the lovely patio or balconies very much. The house is perched up on a hill, at the top of a canyon neighborhood close to the airport. Except for some airplane noise, which is hard to escape anywhere in San Diego proper, we found it very peaceful. (The airport has curfews that bans flights after 11:30 pm or so.) The two beds were very comfortable, with nice bedding, but since the room had only one chair, no TV, and no reading lights (overhead recessed lighting only), we didn't hang out there very much. As mentioned, the weather was very cool, so the room's little balcony wasn't much use to us on this visit. The gigantic master bathroom was beautiful, though it is very open to the bedroom, with only the toilet enclosed in its own little closet. That is fine for a couple, but maybe not ideal for a pair of friends (like us) or even a family with kids where more showering/jacuzzi tub privacy might be preferred. (Even turning on the bathroom light during the overnight risks disturbing your sleeping roommate because the bathroom is so open to the bedroom.) The house is very conveniently located to the airport and also for tourist excursions. Old Town, Little Italy, Mission Hills, downtown waterfront and other destinations are an easy drive (or an $8 - $10 Uber/Lyft ride) away. We did not rent a car because we were visiting a relative who would pick us up in the early afternoons for our outings, but we did feel a little stranded in the mornings, as we longed for coffee and some simple cooked breakfast, which was a 20 - 25 minute (partially uphill) walk away through residential neighborhoods. We could have paid an additional $25 per night for kitchen privileges at the house to make some eggs and coffee, but that would mean stocking groceries, which seemed more trouble than it was worth, especially without a car. Next time, we would rent a car so that we are freer to move about for breakfast, take-out, and other errands, and we would bring personal book lights for our night time reading. All in all, though, this clean, modern and comfortable accommodation was well worth the very reasonable price.