The unit seems to have major plumbing issues, and a sign above the toilet says to not flush any toilet paper (!?!?). I asked the host about it and was told she would allow us to flush TP but to be careful. The sign also threatens that the guest will be responsible for plumbing costs if there ends up being an issue. I guess.. use the toilet at your own risk?
Calling this a one bedroom is a bit disingenuous. The "bedroom" walls don't come close to reaching the ceiling, so it's more like a studio that has a bed partitioned off. The bathroom is inside the partitioned off area, so anyone saying on the sofa bed has to come into the "bedroom" area anyway. If you want a bedroom with privacy, this isn't it.
I told the host upon booking that we would be using the bed and sofa bed. When we arrived, there were no linens or pillow provided for the sofa bed. It turns out they were stuffed in bags in a kitchen cabinet labeled "DO NOT OPEN".
The parking situation is weird. You have to call a number each time to talk to the attendant and say you're visiting [host's name]. It's valet, and the staff seemed super annoyed at us. The first time we got our car out, they had no idea where it was and we had to walk around to point it out to him. No proof was required to take it, either!
The location has its advantages and disadvantages. It's extremely walkable and close to many attractions downtown, but the neighborhood also had a fair amount of spillover from Skid Row. Think: men peeing in alleys, people constantly asking for money, security guards at every establishment, etc. It was 10x worse at night, and after having dinner nearby once, we went out of our way to not be out at night near the apartment.
Overall the unit was...OK. Definitely don't expect any luxuries, but this place is fine if you're on a tight budget. Also, the host was communicative and I appreciated that.