Cottage a Costa di San Diego

“Pet friendly. Got lucky with a close parking spot. Close to beach and close to restaurants. We walked everywhere. ”

“The property was a nice property, but there was a problem with parking. I had no communication until 30 minutes before check-in even though I tried to contact the host numerous times and had Expedia tried to contact them and couldn’t get a hold of him. There is no air-conditioning which sucked because it was hot. All they have is fans and the shower is so tiny. That is very hard to shower, but it’s in a great location.”

“House itself is a little off The Strand which lessens noise from passing cars and pedestrians. There is still a view of the ocean and a gazebo with great seating right across from the beach!Owner is very responsive to communication.”

“The property is amazing! It’s right on the water, two spas, Cool Palapa on the boardwalk and plenty of place for your adult teens to hang out! Front property is huge, and its location is walking distance to everything! The owner Ray is very communicative and check-in was a breeze. We will definitely be back.”

“If I could give negative stars I would. I attempted to check into this property with a car full of kids after driving 5.5 hours and I could not get into the the house. The check in instructions said to enter the code which I did, and the lock appeared to open, but when I pressed in the thumb latch, the door would not open. As a fellow Airbnb host myself, I am familiar with the Shlage keyless entry system and I thought perhaps the housekeepers had accidentally locked the deadbolt. So I went...

“Super cute, private little cottage in a great location. Loved the stay, very easy process and great host!”

“Very nice and clean. We felt safe with gated entrance. Nice and quiet. The limited street parking was very difficult. We often had to park a block or so away. We did not realize that it was a Keurig coffee pot with only three coffee pods for our three day stay. We had brought our own coffee with no way to use it. Maybe offer a reusable pod for regular unflavored coffee.”