While Natalie, was very communicative, my check-in and check-out was a breeze—there are a few things I think need mentioning to any future potential guests of this rental. First, there is no lighting in the bathroom near the sink and mirror, only a light directly over the shower which then shadows the sink area in the dark—nearly impossible to see your face while getting ready in the morning. The water is only tepid warm, not hot. Second, the people living upstairs are very loud, clod-stompers up late into the night—with a frequently barking dog. Third, the kitchen has plastic dish wares, like eating off frisbees, all scratched from knives—a health hazard, as these micro-plastics are surely in any food you would eat off of these.
I am a traveling professional, having stayed in many Air BnB rentals over the years—and this one was sub-par. The neighborhood, while close to the university, is also a skid row, with nighttime derelicts hanging around the adjacent alley way right next to this unit. Which I should mention is at ground level floor, with windows on two sides that could easily be broken into. I did not feel safe here—and I come from living in San Francisco, no stranger to big city life. Lastly, this place would be freezing cold in the winter—-FYI!