What we loved about this place was the location and access to private parking. We didn’t want to street park, so being able to park in the unit’s garage was wonderful! It was a bit of a juggle street parking to run up to the unit to get the garage opener and then going back out to park, but there’s no way to avoid it. Since it was my husband and me, one of us dropped the other off, then circled around once the other could open the garage. No big deal!
The space itself was clean and as described. There was no cover sheet on the bed, just a fitted sheet, so I hope the comforter is cleaned regularly. Very dim lighting. The AC worked well! Walls are very thin, so you’re going to hear whatever is going on around you, especially in the hall.
We were greeted by an individual in the hallway with an obvious drug problem ranting about an issue she was having “being locked out” of her apartment. Don’t know if she actually lived there, but she was shaking the locks of the adjacent unit. I reached out to our host, and she let management know. The lady was there until very late at night, so it was a little difficult to feel secure since she was talking about “explosions” and fighting her way back in. She was gone in the morning.
We chose to leave early because we had plans change and had an opportunity to enjoy our next stop on our long trip earlier.
The takeaway is to know this: You’re staying in LA off the Walk of Fame, and the homeless population is strong around there. Location is GREAT, space is awesome. But you’ve got to be okay knowing that it’s possible you’ll have experiences like we did. It beat spending hundreds of dollars a night at a downtown hotel!