San Diego · since 2016
Frink StreetGuest House
Four private rooms and a whole house, fifteen minutes from La Jolla and Pacific Beach.
Breakfast on the counter, beach chairs in the garage and a host guests have come back to for ten years.
Every room and the whole house, with live prices. Book direct with Marty.
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Five ways to stay
Four private rooms, each behind its own door code, or the whole 5,000 square feet for up to fourteen.
Ten years of guests
Every morning
That is how Bria put it in October. A grab-and-go breakfast is out on the marbled counter every morning, with fresh fruit, pastries, coffee and tea, and snacks appear through the day. “Her coffee was so good,” Zoe wrote. “Better than your Starbucks.”
Marty was the most accommodating host I’ve ever had at an Airbnb. She made my mother feel at home… her house, the aesthetic of it, decorations, bedroom, snacks, their backyard was phenomenal, everything was beyond my expectations.
Before you go
Guests leave a pin in the map where they came from, and after ten years it is crowded. They keep naming it as the part they remember: “the pin your place on the map was a very fun activity,” Hagyeong wrote. Bring your hometown.
From the house
The 805, the 163 and the 5 are minutes away. Photos courtesy of Google.
Where we are
In a quiet San Diego neighbourhood, walking distance to shops, a movie theatre and plenty to eat, and close to every freeway. Downtown’s Gaslamp is 12 minutes, the airport 15, Pacific Beach 14, SeaWorld 15, La Jolla UTC 8 and Legoland 25.
In motion
Short clips made from Marty’s photos.
The dining room
Big enough for everyone, set with real glasses and turquoise napkins, under a map that covers the whole wall. The kitchen beside it has double ovens, a large fridge and a marbled island with woven stools, ideal for families, groups and events.
Inside
Two living rooms, a kitchen for a crowd, and the coffee always on.
Out back
Guests call the yard an oasis: dining tables in the sun, a hammock, a fire lounge and a hot tub.
The fire lounge
Low sofas with turquoise cushions around a stone fireplace and a lantern on the glass table, under the string lights. “The patio area is a very peaceful place to enjoy your morning coffee,” Rick wrote in August.
The yard
Marty was super helpful. She let us use her projector and speakers for outside. She always kept checking in on us to see if we needed anything. The outside was beautiful as well as the inside. We felt right at home.