We would happily stay here again and hope we get the chance to! The space is beautiful, light, airy, and very stylishly/pleasingly decorated, and bigger than I expected. The neighborhood felt safe, polished, charming, and quiet (for a city), and we loved being able to walk to Abbot Kinney Blvd and Superba Food & Bread. The water pressure in the shower was incredible. The towels were super luxurious and there were plenty of towels and sheets and blankets. The loft felt bigger and safer than I expected. There were so many thoughtful and high-end details, including all the lights being on dimmer switches and there being a perfect light switch in the loft to turn on one bulb very low to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, and several electrical outlets and a nice little shelf up in the loft. Free parking was so nice! The owners replied immediately when we had questions. However, there are a couple things to be aware of... there are 5 hangers, but they’re only high enough off the floor to hang cropped shirts or fold the bottom of clothes up and around the top of the hanger. I think another reviewer said “plenty” of street parking, but I don’t really agree - we always found a spot within 2-3 blocks of the house, but we only saw “plenty” when we were leaving to head out for the day or early evening. And, I think the space would be super comfortable for one person, but you’ve got to be a little flexible with two people - there’s plenty of space to walk around and high ceilings and all that, but, for example, one of our suitcases was pretty big, so the best spot for it seemed to be in the middle of the floor in front of the coffee table. Like I said, I’d stay here again in a heart beat and think it’s a fantastic value compared to LA hotels, but if you are more than one person and prefer ALL the luggage racks and closet space and multiple towel racks and hooks etc. of a typical hotel, this probably isn’t the perfect choice for you. Also, the stairs up to the loft are fairly tall and steep - totally fine for my husband and I, but I’d be cautious with children or folks who have trouble with stairs.