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Doubles: USD160
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Twins: USD160
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Address:
Noe Valley
San Francisco
California
United States
94114
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Description:
To accommodate visiting family from El Salvador, New York, and Florida--as well as guests from all over the world--civil engineer Gabriela Tinoco recently remodeled her one-bedroom in-law apartment, turning it into a stylish one-bedroom guesthouse. Her goal was to evoke the "serenity of a Zen retreat with modern conveniences."
The first thing you see when you walk into this luxury suite is the sleek bamboo flooring and the contemporary kitchen, which features cherrywood cabinets, new stainless-steel appliances, and pendant lights hanging from the ceiling over an island bar. There is a dining area tucked under a picture window and French doors opening onto a deck with a view of Buena Vista Park. A separate bedroom offers a queen-size feather bed. Parties of four (or families with children) can take advantage of the two twin-size Aerobeds stashed in the closet.
Guests are greeted with Christian Dior robes and fresh flowers. They can also relax in a redwood hot tub imbedded in a second deck in a backyard garden. Tinoco does not serve breakfast but the apartment has a full kitchen with microwave, coffeemaker, toaster, and complete set of dishes and cutlery.
The rate is $160 per night (for up to two people), with a three-night minimum; or $1,000 per week. Children are welcome. Small pets are negotiable. Amenities include cable TV, DVD, "surround-sound" stereo, a private phone line with answering machine, and access to Nautilus fitness equipment, fax, and the Internet.
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