Airy Private Room and Bath

This airy and comfy unit comes with your own ensuite private bathroom. Ideal for independent travelers seeking a convenient place to rest after a day of exploring the city. We're in a safe, diverse neighborhood with shops, markets and eateries within blocks away. An easy 10 minute car ride from SFO. Bus lines pick up 2 blocks from our house and drop off in downtown SF in under 30 minutes, with stops in the famed Mission District all along the way.

Neighborhood overview: The historic Portola District is diverse, safe, and full of tasty restaurants to try. We especially like Taqueria Gonzalez, Jim Georgie's donuts, and Chef Li's hot pot! A couple blocks away, there is the MUNI 9 (9R) and 8 (8AX), to go directly downtown; rideshare can get you there in as little as 10 minutes!
Additionally:
-= 10 Min. care ride from SFO
-= 1 block from the restaurants, shops, and cafes of San Bruno Ave.
-= 20 min. walk to John McLaren Park

Neighbourhood: Excelsior
Property type: Private room in home
Room type: Private room
Accommodates: 2
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1 private bath
Beds: 1
Price per night: $62.00
Amenities: Private entrance, Hot water kettle, Bathtub, Iron, Keypad, Coffee, Fire extinguisher, Coffee maker, Toaster, Smoke alarm, Luggage dropoff allowed, First aid kit, Bed linens, Mini fridge, Clothing storage: closet, Cleaning products, Hot water, Conditioner, Shower gel, Security cameras on property, Hair dryer, Heating, Laundromat nearby, Dedicated workspace, Self check-in, Hangers, Lock on bedroom door, Body soap, Carbon monoxide alarm, Microwave, Cooking basics, Essentials, Shampoo, Freezer, Dining table, Dishes and silverware, Books and reading material, Free street parking, Wifi

About the host: Nerds out over operational efficiency.
Worked in the motion picture and television industry.
Reads and writes.
Lounges in coffee shops, casual dives, and oceansides.
Enjoys taking Polaroid shots and lazy bike rides, sans hipster jeans.

Travels to soak in the urban environment, serene landscapes, and overall feel of a city, rather than the attractions and "energy".