A few things you might want to know about this not completely accurate listing. Not secluded and quiet as described. There's an apartment above -- the picture of the villa shows a row of top windows -- that's not part of the villa. It's an apartment. When occupied -- footsteps, talking, and music from above is loud and clear from your bed. Bring a white noise machine for sleep. The second bedroom is not a bedroom, it's a dining room with an extra bed set up and pushed against glass doors, no walls or doors but curtains for privacy mounted over the two dining room entry points, and no organic place to put clothes/suitcase. Fireplace is for decor only. Pool is for sitting in, tiling has some sharp edges, use caution. No private hot tub, but you can pay extra to have the pool heated. Pool area is not secluded -- upstairs neighbor and next door neighbor can be seen and heard from it/can see and hear you. Wish I'd brought a sound machine, and been able to sleep, because the space is breathtaking. If you're prepared for the noise and down with the closeness of neighbors, and looking for a space to have a small get-together with your quarantine pod, this place would be a nice setting. The architecture is *chef's kiss*. As far as the host goes -- I'm sure Ramin is great if your questions and issues are small, but he's got his limitations. I cancelled the reservation the first morning there -- due to a combo of not sleeping at all under the noisy upstairs neighbors, the electric power tool being used by someone working on the property close to the bedroom door in the morning, and the part where I went down for the morning in my underwear and looked through that gorgeous, open floor-to-ceiling window looking out on the "private" pool area and saw a gardener with a ladder. If he turned around, there I'd be, hi good morning, in my unmentionables. So I put some shorts on and decided the place wasn't a good fit, I'd been looking for a quiet/private place and of course, somewhere I could get some sleep. I texted Ramin and let him know, sorry, but I have to cancel, it's not a good fit. Not what I was looking for. I let him know about all the noise and lack of privacy. Ramin's response was that I should have text messaged him about the upstairs apartment dwellers making noise at 1 am (I didn't even know there would be upstairs neighbors, so, I also didn't know... he could control them...? Or, that it's reasonable to message an Airbnb host at 1 am for something you wouldn't reason is within his control to fix.). He also said I should expect noisy surroundings because this is a city (I live here in LA, I know city living, which is why for my little 2 night respite I chose the listing described as "secluded," "private," "oasis," and "away from the noise of downtown Hollywood.") He also said that hotels have gardeners that come and work on their property, so I should expect gardeners, too. Sure. But. Hotels have curtains. That gorgeous window doesn't have curtains and shouldn't, but there was no warning there might be someone on the property who has full access to this "secluded" pool area where there's a big window looking in on whatever it is you like to do in your Airbnb(s). Ramin's hotel logic was odd. I stayed 16 hours (was out by 10:55 am) of the 2-night stay I booked here and was charged $1550.22. If I was at a hotel that cost me $775/night and the room I booked didn't match the description on its website, I could check out and not pay an additional $775 for the night I didn't stay. And the hotel manager wouldn't say I should have texted him about the upstairs neighbors and the guy next door and the guy working in the pool area who could swivel and see me in my undies. And he wouldn't finish off my checkout with: "Regarding the review we really don't need any. If you give us a bad review it would be the only one amongst hundreds." (his response to me offering to give a review highlighting the best parts of the property if it helped in regard to asking the owners about a refund for the second night). So, there you go. It's a gorgeous place. Great afternoon light. The bed and linens are so-so. The listing needs a re-write. The host doesn't need your review. I wish you better Airbnb luck than I had -- and may any $1550.22 you spend, be worth every dollar.