I stayed at Jason’s for four weeks (for work) so certain details probably aren’t too important if you’re staying a short time. I stayed in bedroom #4 closest to the master. Overall I had a pleasant stay. Noise: A-: The house was fairly quiet (not much people traffic) and so was the neighborhood. Sometimes cooking in the kitchen could be a little loud with clanging dishes, but overall it was minimal. The floors did echo any heavy footed traveling throughout the house. Any slamming of the front door definitely echoed through the house. I note noise because I work nights and try to sleep days. I can sleep through a lot but not everything. Parking review: A-: There’s great parking in front of the house. The street is nice and wide. This is important as I learned at the new place I’m in now, where the street is narrow and someone has already hit my driver’s side mirror, knocking off the housing. Luckily a quick snap-back-on fix. A word on parking though: On occasion I had to park in front of one of the neighbors houses, who “reminded” me (with notes on my windshield) that cars parked on public streets in Foster City need to move 1/10th of mile within 72hrs, or he might phone traffic enforcement. This is actually real law for the city! I learned to just drive 1/10th mile and park in the same place while making sure to take a before and after photo of my odometer that was time stamped. So if you get the notes, don’t sweat it unless you plan on leaving your car parked for more than 72hrs. Side note: Jason was extra awesome for allowing me to park my motorcycle in his drive way instead of on the street! Neither my car or motorcycle appeared to be tampered with during my stay. Bedroom review: A-: The bed was comfortable and at least a full in size. I wish there was a desk in room, but there’s desk space out in the dining area. There are dressers to place whatever items you choose, but only a couple drawers are available for use. The others are still being used by Jason’s daughter who’s off to college. There’s a closet to hang your clothes which is roughly 50% usable for the same reason as the dresser. The walls give you something to read and ponder or chuckle about. Side note, I added my own door knob and strike plate so I could secure my valuables while out and about. Also, I had to febreze the room a bit for odor from the comforter on the bed (probably wasn’t dried in time and had a mildewing scent). I used my own sheets instead. Bathroom review: A+: The bathroom was always clean. I lucked out with my roommates who helped keep it that way. Kitchen review: A+: There was plenty of refrigerator space during my stay. Utensils were all available. Bowls, plates, glasses etc all available....