This is a brand new Airbnb so expect some hiccups. Overall worth it. Stunning floor-to-ceiling windows and balcony corner unit. Beautiful rooftop pool area with top notch views. Check-in communication needs improvement; we were not able to find out how late the front desk would be staffed nor what the code would be for the non-existent key kiosk. This was very unsettling but the staff was there until midnight on a Sunday, and apologetic. Front desk staff was excellent. Elevator service is problematic due to technology issues and ongoing construction, but better on weekends. Unit needed wastebaskets, hangers (they gave us six more after asking), and a door stop for the bedroom door. Bring Nespresso capsules/pods for the coffee maker, as we had to walk 3/4 of a mile to buy some. Why doesn't the front desk sell them? We also bought Tide pods because we could not tell for certain which were the dishwasher pods vs. laundry pods and didn't want to chance it with our clothing. The apartment needs hooks, mirrors and a "getting ready" station in the bedroom or hallway (near an outlet) so two people can get ready at once. One nightstand is ridiculously small. Rainey Street is great, the main downside being the lack of good public transportation nearby; the city needs to add a bus stop at the wonderful new Mexican American Cultural Center (not yet open). Be advised Rainey Street is dead at lunchtime Monday thru Weds. Uber, Lyft, scooter, or get the relatively useless 17 bus on Cesar Chavez. Good access to the bat bridge and not far from SoCo or East 6th. Recommend Alta Coffee but they open very late at 10/9am weekday/weekend. Despite the issues it's an overall great rental apartment, we recommend.