Edward's place is in a quiet street in Culver City. It is close to the Metro and coffee shops and galleries. There is a separate entryway to the room that made it convenient for me to slip in and out without bothering the rest of the house. The wifi was good quality. Edward's father lives in the house as well, and there are multiple of his caregivers that you will run into, who can help answer questions etc. I ran into several caregivers, so continuous new faces. The walls are thin and sound travels easily, so if you are a light sleeper it may bother you. People are up and walking around and talking past 10 or 11. In the bathroom that you share with the rest of the household it is not clear which soap you should use, and where the handsoap etc is. It is behind the mirror that says 'AirBnB'. The towels are in the closet, which is behind a white door and there is a bottle of shampoo there too. I checked in late, around 11pm, and the check in process was short, so this may be why I didn't know some of these things. Overall, I was in town for a short duration and just needed a place to sleep and it served my purpose. I think if you think of this place as staying with an uncle and grandfather in a city you're visiting, the expectations are consistent with what you get. For $50 a night in LA I felt this was fairly good value.