We had booked this place to attend an event at the Banc of California Stadium. The location is right in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. Since I am originally from LA, I was pretty familiar with the location -- yes, it's downtown...which means you'll enjoy a downtown experience (with all the benefits and challenges). There is excellent food in walking distance (Grand Central Market, as an example). You are walking distance to Little Tokyo, the Fashion District, and the Arts District. There are also a few touristy things to do very close by (Angel's Flight, the Walt Disney Concert Hall, etc).
The unit itself was good for the money. Both beds were comfortable. The unit has most of the amenities listed, but just be prepared that this isn't a luxury hotel. So, you might want to consider bringing a few items. For instance, they do provide towels for the shower, but not for the pool. One of the design elements of the unit is actually incredibly annoying: all of the doors inside the unit are frosted. This means that light comes right through (so, if you are staying with friends, as we did...if they come home late and turn on a light, you are up immediately). Bring an eye covering (and earplugs if you're a light sleeper).
The check in process is a bit odd. You have to reach out to them via AirBnB and then from there they send you a number to text and then from there you get connected with someone who is on site. I have to say that this process was a bit odd and made me feel slightly uncomfortable. I would prefer that everything be run through the AirBnB App -- that way, it's all trackable for safety purposes (this is actually the first time in my over 10 year history with AirBnB that this was the process).
I am also unsure if the company is registered with the City of Los Angeles and if they are paying the transient occupancy tax, which is required.
Would I stay in this location again, yes. Would I rent again from this company...I'm not sure. I just have too many questions about their operation and how they are doing business. It all felt a little "hush hush." From what I gathered, they own a bunch of the units in this building and then assign you a unit the day before your arrival.
All that said, the people that work for the company were very nice -- they were all very attentive and responded quickly. Perhaps it's just a matter of their company being a bit more transparent.