As a long time Airbnb host and traveler, I'm reticent to post a negative review, given how hard hosts try to provide guests with a good stay. Unfortunately, this is the first time I've felt the need to post a negative review. For a quick summary: - Poor/no lighting, making it dangerous to enter/exit at night - No window coverings on windows that are shown in photos to have privacy coverings - Windows left open with screens that had holes in them - Bugs entered through the screens - No response to complaints for 48 hours - Had to shower at a friends place and ultimately stay at a hotel. Checked out two days early. Isabelle's place is a little off the beaten path, so there are certainly expectations that need to be tempered with regard to certain aspects of your stay compared to other locations in the LA area, but I wasn't expecting luxury accommodations. When I first arrived, there were no lights anywhere. It's a very rural location, so there are no streetlights, but there were also no lights outside of the front gate to the "bungalow" and none on leading the bungalow either. With two bags in my hands, I hand to turn my phone's flashlight on and hold it in my mouth to guide my steps so I didn't trip over the menagerie of trinkets and space garbage in Isabelle's garden. It was also difficult to find the key in the darkness, particularly because it was not located where Isabelle said it would be. I then entered to find that all of the windows were left open. Maybe that's some people's cup of tea, so it wasn't a huge deal. As I went to close the windows I noticed two things: 1) there were holes in the screens, allowing bugs to come in, and 2) there were no window coverings on a couple of windows where the photos had shown privacy covers. I was able to close the windows, but could not cover them. Not happy, but not a dealbreaker. I then noticed when I walked in the bathroom that a couple of bugs were already in the bathroom from the openings in the screen in that bathroom. That window, however, could only be closed from the outside, and given the complete absence of lighting, I wasn't going to hike around back to try and force an outside window closed in the middle of the night. I reached out to Isabelle about this issue, letting her know that I was going to try and secure other accommodations, particularly if I couldn't find a way to deal with the bugs. I received no response for 48 hours, and then Isabelle offered me a bug zapper to put in the bathroom, while saying that I should expect some bugs because of how rural her place was. I ultimately left the bathroom door closed to keep the bugs out of the main room and showered at a friend's place...