Two Thumbs Up. Centrally located, convenient, clean, and quiet, perfect for a work trip.
I had a pleasant and productive week staying at Ed and Min’s. The place was centrally located, close to El Camino, and major highways such as 280 and 85. Right across the street there was a shopping plaza. Many more restaurants and shops were on Fremont and Homestead at the ends of the block. If you liked falafel and kebabs, you might want to check out Falafel Stop, which was very popular with the locals and a mere 5-minute drive away.
The place was spotlessly clean. The wooden floor shined. There was not even water streaks on the glass shower door.
There was ample seating in the living room. While the apartment kitchen and dining room faced the street. The bedroom was toward the back and quiet. There were extra blankets in the bedroom dresser. If you liked the room dark while you slept, you could pull up the black out curtains in addition to the blinds. The bed was very comfortable and I rested well.
There were several thoughtful touches that I particularly appreciated. Upon my arrival, Min was very helpful in giving me a quick walk through. She pointed out that I could adjust the thermostat if I stayed in the apartment during the day when the program would usually keep the place cooler.
The kitchen was well equipped. There was an instant hot water dispenser for hot, warm, and cold water. I found it convenient to have hot water readily available instead of turning on the tea kettle. There were also coffee beans, grinder, and a personal sized coffee maker for a freshly ground and brewed coffee in the morning.
There were washer and dryer outside the apartment, which enabled me to pack light.
Overall, I got a lot done that week. On my next trip, I would not hesitate to stay at Ed and Min’s again.