If you’re looking for a unique experience in a heritage home- this is the one! Creeky wooden floors, fun eclectic decor, a Victorian decorated foyer/sitting room down stairs, kitchenette and claw tub bathroom!
We had lots of room upstairs. The twin beds were comfy and the closet was stocked with extra pillows and blankets. We had a living room with a television; there were only a few channels so we didn’t watch much but it did provide a nice background while we sat and ate or booked San Jose activities, also to check the news esp with the wildfires we were experiencing. The living room also had floor length mirrors and a skylight that let in tons of sunlight.
I dont indulge in many baths but this tub was big and it had a shower head to make rinsing easy. I set up my iPhone and streamed my shows in a long soak. The bathroom was spacious and had a wonderful skylight.
There was a working microwave, coffee machine and plenty of dish ware. The small fridge was perfect for our little snacks. Another big win was that there is a Latin grocery store right across the street, so we were able to have fruits, yogurts etc first thing in the morning and right before bed.
There were loads of helpful instructions everywhere you went. The neighborhood was cute and quiet, although there were some “guests” on the sidewalk close to the house which I found to be normal in California. You can walk to Japan-town for an authentic Japanese meal. Miranda and Diana recommended a place called Kazoo and they were right! It was delicious!
We had a great time and appreciate you taking the chance on us wanderers :)