Mission Dolores · San Francisco
A small Arts & Crafts house on a quiet street, two charming cats, and everything you need to feel at home. The kettle is yours, the good coffee is out, and the city is at the door.
The guide
01 · Before you arrive
Your door code, the gate, and the two easy ways in from SFO.
02 · How the house runs
“Ok Google, make it cozy.” Lights, the two coffee machines, the dishwasher rules, and where everything lives.
03 · The residents
Two very social cats, an automatic feeder and a self-cleaning litter box. They mostly look after themselves.
04 · The small print
Quiet hours, shoes off, where to smoke, and the three bins in the garage.
05 · When you leave
An interactive check-out list that remembers where you were.
06 · Moving about
Muni five minutes away, BART ten. Bikes, cabs, and the honest truth about parking.
07 · Within a walk
Eighty-four places we actually go — with our favorites one tap away — sorted by how far you'll walk.
08 · Beyond the neighborhood
Bridges, redwoods, fog and cable cars — a curated San Francisco, from people who live here.
09 · Just in case
Every number you might need, one tap away. The extinguisher is under the kitchen sink.
Arriving from SFO
By BART — the Yellow or Red line to 16th St Mission, then a pleasant ten-minute walk. About 40 minutes door to door for $11.70.
By car — a taxi, Uber or Lyft takes 25–40 minutes and costs $45–70.
Welcome to our home. We are so glad you chose to stay with us, and we hope San Francisco treats you the way it has treated us — generously.
This guide is everything we would tell you if we were here to open the door — the Wi-Fi and the two coffee machines, our favorite taquerías, the trails we walk on weekends, and how to win over Lenin and Noelle, our two cats, who adore company and will almost certainly introduce themselves.
Please treat the house as your own — cook, linger, put your feet up. If you need anything at all, text us; we are never far. Enjoy every minute.
Where you are
Ramona is a one-block street off 15th, a short stroll from Dolores Park in one direction and Market Street in the other. It is one of the most walkable corners of the city — most of what you will want is within fifteen minutes on foot.