Considering this Airbnb's proximity to the beaches, it's a nice option! It's a tiny home, so be expecting that. I thought the tiny home setup met our needs, as we were just there to sleep basically. I appreciated the amount of and easy access to a lot of plug ins, including USB plug ins to charge our phones. JJ was nice and accommodating, and the check in-check out process was very easy. The decor is modern and the unit has a nice white/clean aesthetic to it.
The bed was very comfortable. However, the bed was on top of a loft, at the top of some stairs, so perhaps 4-5ft from the ceiling-- this could feel claustrophobic to some, but it was fine for us. As far as sleeping goes, I did wish that the large windows in this Airbnb had blinds of some sort-- there's just frosted glass coating on the windows, which lets plenty of light in in the morning. I think this could be problematic if you wanted to sleep in late.
I also found the bathroom to be a bit problematic due to the tiny home setup. The sink is tiny, and the faucet is a normal sized faucet, so it's easy for water to splash onto the floor if you're trying to wash your hands or face. The shower had nice water pressure, but if you're tall like me (6' 1") your head is a few inches from the ceiling-mounted shower head. There's no door on the shower either, so water can get onto bathroom floor that way too if you're not mindful of your splashing while washing up. All of these things were tolerable for us, however.
Some people on here had grievances with the alleyway that you have to drive down to access this Airbnb unit-- I didn't think doing this was a problem for us, and I can see that having a private access could be nice considering the high population of homeless/squatters in the area. It is a pretty dingy and narrow alleyway, however, not paved or anything, so I could see how it could feel uninviting to some. We had a Nissan Sentra and it worked to navigate the alley and be able to turn around to exit, but I would have felt more frustration if we'd had a bigger car. The unit is perhaps 3/4 of the way to the end of the whole alley, so having to drive in reverse for awhile to exit with a larger vehicle would have been tricky.
Overall, I think this is a good Airbnb option in Venice Beach.