I love this apartment. It's very similar to the first apartment I lived in when I moved to LA, and has all the classic features -- colorful tile bathroom (purple and green!), built-ins everywhere, light and sunny rooms, and gorgeous hardwood floors. Though I didn't get to meet Camille (which was totally fine) she was easy to communicate with and responded to texts quickly. Most importantly, the place was spotlessly clean. Her taste is impeccable (I want to shop with Camille!) and the sheets -- as others have said before me -- were some number of thread count I've never heard of before -- 1000, 2000? The bed was simply fantastic -- super firm, and king size (which felt like a complete luxury for one person).

The one drawback is the parking. Having lived in West Hollywood for five years, I thought I knew difficult parking, but this neighborhood is going through some transitions with the metro construction down the street, and I'm guessing that (as well as the nearby theaters/nightclubs on Wilshire) are putting added pressure on permit parking in the residential areas. As others before me have also said, it was great to have the permit, but it didn't solve the problem. I spent 20 - 25 minutes most nights circling for a street spot, usually 3 or 4 blocks away, and sometimes at a meter which required getting up in the morning before 8 to move the car.

If I could get everywhere I wanted car free (hello Wilshire line!!) then I would stay here again, and again, and again! The location is fantastic and as a devout walker, I might try it again without a car. It's also on the Wilshire bus line, though I didn't get adventurous or organized enough to give it a try. Still, completely walkable to LACMA, and a nice long walk to 3rd street, the Grove, Terroni, and many other great spots.