Jeanette was a great host. She met us at the house at the appointed time, and explained the amenities. She told us to call her cell if any problems came up, but none did. This was a clean, convenient and relaxing place to stay while visiting our son, who lives nearby. The cottage is newly refurbished and painted inside, with a comfortable bed, serviceable kitchen with granite counter tops and gas stove, bathroom with good shower, and small living room. On our last day some workman were preparing to re-stucco the exterior, so the cottage will no doubt look especially sharp in the future. North Dillon St had adequate street parking within a few houses of Jeanette's most of the time. Parking always seemed available within a block or so. Note this street is rather steep, so check your emergency brake! But this adds to the charm of the neighborhood. The cottage is tucked away behind a tall fence with gate, but you are only a few steps from the street. The area is extremely safe according to the LA Crime map, and we walked after dark with no hesitation. You can walk to several good restaurants and cafes on Sunset within a few minutes. For movie buffs, the staircase made famous in the 1932 Laurel and Hardy film The Music Box is just a half block away. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay at Jeanette's place again.