Lower Haight Urban Zen With Private Bath

Welcome to the Lower Haight! My neighborhood and the surrounding areas are filled with cafes, restaurants, bars, shops, and salons. Spend the day walking around and sampling local flavor, or grab a blanket and spend an afternoon in one of the nearby parks... Alamo Square Park, Duboce Park, Dolores Park, or Golden Gate Park.

Neighborhood overview: My home is located on Page Street which is one block from the trendy shops, restaurants,
cafes, art galleries and salons of the Lower Haight. It is walking distance to beautiful Alamo Square Park (home of the fabled
"Painted Ladies" Victorian homes), Hayes Valley, Castro, Mission, NOPA, the Panhandle, Golden Gate Park, Upper Haight, and Civic
Center.

Neighbourhood: Western Addition
Property type: Private room in home
Room type: Private room
Accommodates: 2
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1 private bath
Beds: 1
Price per night: $119.00
Amenities: Bathtub, Iron, Refrigerator, Fire extinguisher, Coffee maker, Toaster, Host greets you, Smoke alarm, Luggage dropoff allowed, First aid kit, Bed linens, Clothing storage: closet and dresser, Cleaning products, Hot water, Shower gel, Security cameras on property, Hair dryer, Heating, Laundromat nearby, Dedicated workspace, Long term stays allowed, Hangers, Body soap, Carbon monoxide alarm, Room-darkening shades, Microwave, Essentials, Wine glasses, Shampoo, Extra pillows and blankets, Books and reading material, Free street parking, Wifi

About the host: I enjoy art, architecture, design, photography, hiking, traveling, good food and wine. 
  
I've been fortunate enough to have traveled throughout Europe, Africa, Asia, North America, South and Central America.   I have been an Airbnb host since 2010 and have gained as much from the experience of hosting as my guests do from staying with me.   I look forward to sharing my love of San Francisco with you and hope you enjoy your stay at my home.   

“Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry, but by demonstrating that all peoples cry, laugh, eat, worry, and die, it can introduce the idea that if we try and understand each other, we may even become friends.” – Maya Angelou