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A private, light-filled room a block away from Haight Street. This place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit.
Your comfortable room comes with a queen size bed in a charming restored Victorian home in the heart of historic Haight-Ashbury neighborhood where the 1960’s hippie counter-culture started. You are also an easy and short walking distance to the Golden Gate Park and other sights.
There is a staircase to reach this second floor unit.

Browse among the many vintage clothing stores (Buffalo Exchange, Decades of Fashion, Love on Haight, Relic Vintage), bookstores (Bound Together Bookstore), gift stores specializing in '60s nostaligia (Psychedelic SF Art Gallery) and music stores (Ameoba Records).

There are numerous, affordable and exotic restaurants within a few minutes walk; for example, Cha Cha Cha (Caribbean food), DragonEats (Vietnamese), Abu Salim Middle Eastern Grill, etc. There are also many places for breakfast and for coffee lovers: Brioche Bakery and Cafe, Cantana Coffee Company, Coffee To The People, Pork Store Cafe, or Ritual Coffee Roasters. If you're looking for a cocktail or a bar, don't miss The Alembic (Gastropub with handcrafted cocktails), Zam Zam for elegant cocktails, or Hobson's Choice specializing in rum drinks in a Victorian house.

Our friendly Golden Retriever, Charlie, shares the house with us.


Permit # STR-0007752

Browse among the many vintage clothing stores (Buffalo Exchange, Decades of Fashion, Love on Haight, Relic Vintage), bookstores (Bound Together Bookstore), gift stores specializing in '60s nostaligia (Psychedelic SF Art Gallery) and music stores (Ameoba Records).

There are numerous, affordable and exotic restaurants within a few minutes walk; for example, Cha Cha Cha (Caribbean food), DragonEats (Vietnamese), Abu Salim Middle Eastern Grill, etc. There are also many places for breakfast and for coffee lovers: Brioche Bakery and Cafe, Cantana Coffee Company, Coffee To The People, Pork Store Cafe, or Ritual Coffee Roasters. If you're looking for a cocktail or a bar, don't miss The Alembic (Gastropub with handcrafted cocktails), Zam Zam for elegant cocktails, or Hobson's Choice specializing in rum drinks in a Victorian house.

Our friendly Golden Retriever, Charlie, shares the house with us.


Permit # STR-0007752

You have full and private access to a large bedroom. This is a shared home so it is likely that you will interact with other guests. My wife and I (and our lovable Golden Retriever Charlie) have a separate, private living space within the unit. So although we will spend much of our time in our own living area, we will be around from time to time in case you need any travel tips or have any questions or requirements.

At the end of the hall, there is a fully stocked chef's kitchen in case you wanted to make a cup of coffee with the Keurig or cook up a meal.
We have one full bathroom and another 1.5 bathroom.

Feel free to lounge around the dining table at the end of the kitchen area, or use the back steps to go down to the garden (please note that during fall there are a lot of dry leaves and twigs on the turf) in the back where you can relax among the flowers and trees.

The laundry machine is at the back of the kitchen exit leading to the backyard. If you need to to use it for small load, please let us know. If you have a bigger load you can go to the laundromat on Waller St and Cole which is a few blocks away.


Please note that there is a $30 fee for extra guest. (Child only)

A private cozy room with a queen bed, dresser, night stands and a closet. This attached room has a jack-and-jill sink room which is shared between the guests from room 3. You can lock the door from your side inside the room, and their side while using the sink, be sure and unlock the guests door when you're done so they can use it.

You are right in the heart of the Haight District, with excellent public transit options to explore San Francisco with ease. Several Muni bus routes pass nearby, making it simple to get around without a car.

• Route 7 (Haight/Noriega): Just steps from your door, this bus takes you directly downtown, passing through Market Street and Civic Center. Perfect for exploring Union Square, the Ferry Building, and other key city landmarks.
• Route 6 (Haight/Parnassus): This line also connects you to downtown destinations while offering access to Golden Gate Park and neighborhoods further west.
• Route 33 (Ashbury/18th Street): Ideal for heading south to the Mission District, a lively area known for its murals, cafes, and nightlife. This route also offers convenient transfers to other major lines.
• Route 43 (Masonic): Running along Masonic Avenue, this route connects the Haight with the Presidio and the Marina, great for scenic views and waterfront adventures.

The neighborhood’s walkability and proximity to these bus routes make it easy to explore San Francisco’s best attractions, whether you’re heading to the park, downtown, or beyond. With frequent service and well-marked stops, navigating the city from Page & Ashbury is a breeze!​⬤

You are right in the heart of the Haight District, with excellent public transit options to explore San Francisco with ease. Several Muni bus routes pass nearby, making it simple to get around without a car.

• Route 7 (Haight/Noriega): Just steps from your door, this bus takes you directly downtown, passing through Market Street and Civic Center. Perfect for exploring Union Square, the Ferry Building, and other key city landmarks.
• Route 6 (Haight/Parnassus): This line also connects you to downtown destinations while offering access to Golden Gate Park and neighborhoods further west.
• Route 33 (Ashbury/18th Street): Ideal for heading south to the Mission District, a lively area known for its murals, cafes, and nightlife. This route also offers convenient transfers to other major lines.
• Route 43 (Masonic): Running along Masonic Avenue, this route connects the Haight with the Presidio and the Marina, great for scenic views and waterfront adventures.

The neighborhood’s walkability and proximity to these bus routes make it easy to explore San Francisco’s best attractions, whether you’re heading to the park, downtown, or beyond. With frequent service and well-marked stops, navigating the city from Page & Ashbury is a breeze!​⬤