I loved this little "cabin" so much! It is perfect for a single traveler and the outdoor shower brings so much joy to my inner hippie... The parking was relatively easy for me. The check-in process was simple. I was quickly enchanted by all of the sitting areas in the garden with all of the lush greenery and flowers in bloom. The view of the downtown skyline from the deck is great while you enjoy a glass of wine. The cabin itself was clean and quaint - nothing fancy. If you're looking for The Ritz, you should look elsewhere. If you want a very San Diego vibe and love meeting fellow travelers while having easy access to the majority of the city's highlights, this is a good spot for you. It was an easy 5-10 minute walk to the harbor, Little Italy, downtown and the Gaslamp District, as well as Balboa Park, with endless choices for restaurants and shopping (the Bi-Right Market a couple blocks away has a great selection of wine and beer if you're thirsty for an adult beverage). The cabin is small, without a doubt, but it was just me, so that didn't bother me a bit. The memory foam bed and pillows are comfy and I had no problem resting. The airplane noise didn't bother me, but I used to live about ten minutes from DFW (in their take-off pattern), so being in the landing path didn't seem that out of the ordinary to me. There are a lot fewer flights in the middle of the night too, so it does quiet down for a few hours. If loud noises bother you though, there are earplugs in the rear entry near the kitchen that you are welcome to take. The water closet worked well for me, but it is basically a small stall with a curtain, so I wouldn't want to use it if I was sharing the room with someone else (and they probably wouldn't want me to either- haha!), though if you aren't modest about using the toilet around others, or don't mind going into the main house when nature calls, it would work fine for two people. The room has an air conditioning window unit and a space heater should you need either, but the temperature was so pleasant while I was there, I just opened the door to let it ventilate naturally. Of course, since it's in a garden and because the doors get left open a lot, there were a few gnats and mosquitoes that worked their way in, as well as a few daddy long-legs (probably hoping to partake in the gnats and mosquitoes), which didn't bother me, but I know some people are squeamish at the thought of any bug in their vicinity, so I guess that's something to consider... Again, this probably isn't the ideal place for everyone (my mom, for example would have nothing of it), but I would happily stay here every time I visit San...