Her name should be RADhia... what a wonderful woman. She was very warm and gracious when we met. Just prior to my arrival she sent me an email with a link to a video that literally was a step by step instruction for checking in. Once I arrived she had the room set up for me with the heater running, a few small booklets of information at the ready and a mini fridge stocked with a few small essentials. I really felt well taken care of and at home. Her property is very beautiful and peaceful. You are in a high end neighborhood away from any of the hustle and bustle. If you're looking to be right "in the mix" of San Francisco then this isn't the place for you, unless you're willing to take a trip into the city. I stayed at the Little Cottage on the Hill while I was attending a conference on a business trip. I found that staying with Radhia was much more affordable than booking a room at the host hotel. Grabbing an Uber in the morning was easy. Between 7-8am the prices would surge but only to maybe 1.5x I usually hit the minimum tariff and spent $6.55 to get to my conference near the airport. BART access is very easy via Uber or Lyft as well and round trips into the city are less than $10. Food options are there but not as abundant as in the city. There is a fantastic yakitori place named Mokutanya that is open into the late night hours that I highly recommend (which was recommended by RADhia :)). I really enjoyed my time here.