Stephen is an amazing host and you couldn't ask for a better location if you want quick access to basically anywhere in San Diego. The neighborhood is quiet and well maintained and there are too many hidden gems nearby to mention them all. Stephen had great communication, was always available and offered us great tips on places to eat and sited to visit.

Here is the reality for potential renters: the Casita itself is charming, but as some other reviewers have mentioned, is very, very tiny. There is a micro couch and mini table, and the average adult can get to the bed from the door in three steps or less. If you have big luggage or lots of smaller luggage, you will want to keep it in the bathroom if you plan on using the door to go in or out. There is a nice, soft queen size bed that finishes the length of the room and the total width of the room is only slightly larger than the bed.
It is listed as a guest house, and by California rules I'm sure it is. But in all fairness; space-wise, it is about half the size of any standard queen hotel room.
We did receive instructions for the WiFi and were able to use it about 20% of the time and have the equivalent of 1 bar. We gave up trying to watch Netflix after the first night as it wasn't enough for anything to buffer. The other times we tried the network either didn't show up as available or it would randomly drop off.
We were in town for Comic-Con and knew that prices weren't going to be cheap to stay anywhere. Despite knowing that, we still left feeling that the price we paid for a three day stay was a little steep considering the limitations of the space vs what we have experienced for the same price.