This is a nice spot near the freeway and gets you around LA in a good amount of time. The neighborhood is fairly quiet for the most part. The pool is beautiful although we chose not to use it. The room is attached to the home but has its own separate entrance allowing for privacy and not accesible through the actual home. The bathroom has a bidet which was super cool! The bed is very soft so if you like plush beds, you will sleep well. The reason why I am leaving three stars was for how a HUMAN error on our end was received. Paul sent instructions through air bnb which I read. They are long, but I am also very thorough in ensuring we abide by what is asked. On our first day there, Paul was friendly. He knocked on the door to make sure we were good and showed me where we could park and the pool area. We left for the evening to explore and get some dinner. We arrived back around 10:30pm. To enter the air BnB you must use a code for the top lock. There are two locks for the door and the bottom one must stay unlocked at all times or you won’t be able to access the air BnB if you happen to lock the bottom. This is where the mistake was made by my significant other. Out of habit in our personal home, he locks the door knobs. He didn’t even realize he did it until we got back to the space and realized we could not get in. I sent Paul a message through Air BnB to let him know we had locked ourselves out. After a few minutes I started to worry he might be asleep and we might have to sleep in our car. The time was now 10:45pm. We knew it was an inconvenience to knock on Paul’s door this late but we had no other option. It was something we thought would be a minimal mistake and he would have a spare key where we would be able to get inside right away. I rang his doorbell and shortly after he storms out of his home visibly upset and telling us over and over that he doesn’t have a spare key and doesn’t know how we are going to get in. He kept repeating over and over how it was clearly in the instructions about not locking the bottom knob. Which I did recall and I did read, but again human error. I felt his reaction was completely out of line for someone who is hosting. He leaves human error out of the question and not open to the fact that this can happen. Not only this, as he is rambling and scolding us he also proceeds to tell us that this happened with one of the previous guests that had been there too. This begs the question of shouldn’t you have a spare key on you at all times? I was so upset that I stayed completely quiet while my boyfriend was being kind to explain that it would not happen again. I was furious and chose not to say anything because it would not have been nice. Through the span of this, he then remembered he had a spare key hidden in a fake looking rock device and was able to open the door. Paul calmed down and then explained if it happened again, we could use the key inside the fake rock. Why didn’t he do this before or mention he had this spare key? Especially if it happened with a previous guest. I’m sure it will happen again if he doesn’t remove the bottom door knob or for goodness sake, purchase a door knob protector which you can find for less than $10 and cover the bottom knob so it will not get locked. I was very upset that night and told my boyfriend I wanted to leave which wasn’t an option at that point. Completely unnecessary to treat guests this way for human error. Lastly, on the last night we were there we were awoken at 3am by what sounded like two people wrestling on top of the roof. I have no idea what it was, but it lasted a good 20 minutes. Could have been wildlife, I have no idea. Then at 6am we were woken again by a very loud thud coming from the wall shared between the home and the air BnB. Needless to say, we left as soon as we could and did everything single thing he asked before checking out. We will not be returning.