Genuinely one of the best Airbnb hosts I've had. The host, Andy, was extremely accommodating, kind, and responsive. He was very considerate of any requests we had, even taking time to personally visit and address our requests.
The actual Airbnb was exactly as shown in the pictures advertised. There indeed were 3 queen beds, each in their own bedrooms, a kitchenette with a portable electric coil for cooking (used this everyday to cook regular meals, including boiling water), microwave, and a very large refrigerator with bottom freezer. Andy was kind enough to provide extra cooking utensils, a rice cooker, and tea kettle upon request. A Roku TV is also in the unit, which was already signed in to several streaming services (Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+); you can also sign in to your own account.
To my surprise, the unit is very large, both indoors and outdoors. Up front, this Airbnb is composed of multiple units refurbished from a building property. Inside, there is ample floor space so that three guests can easily move around in without feeling cramped. The bedrooms are also large so that having two luggage suitcases completely unpacked felt like I took up no space. Outside, there is a large backyard area with a basketball hoop, covered sitting area, and plenty of lawn space. Two parking locations are accessible, a small driveway on the east side of the property and a larger parking lot on the west side, both very close by to the units. There is also a working washer and dryer on the ground floor, you just have to ask Andy for the door code to use it.
Location-wise, the neighborhood is relatively quiet and nice. There are two grocery stores <10 min walking, a Target and a Smart&Final (cheaper and closer than Target). As I did not have a car with me, these were the two places I shopped at, unless I called an Uber/Metro Micro to take me to another location. This Airbnb is also <10 minutes to a few bus stops that lead into Pasadena and the Metro L Gold Line train is about ~12 minutes walking. If you are like me, with no vehicle, just download the TAP card app and use the train/buses/Metro micro services to get around since they are close by to the Airbnb. If you have a car, the freeway is two blocks from the Airbnb.
The only two drawbacks I can think of are: 1) noise from other units, especially if they have children, and 2) spotty Wi-Fi. The first issue may not bother you if you plan to be out for most of the day. The second issue seems to be a problem only at this particular Airbnb unit as the other units I was shown did not seem to have this issue. If you are on vacation and out a lot these probably don't matter to you but just be aware of them.
Honestly, for the price and everything you get at this Airbnb, this place is hard to beat. At the time of writing this, I was able to get the Airbnb for a very good price as everywhere else was a minimum of $300 a night (the market out here in Pasadena is absurd). This felt like I had rented a decent apartment essentially.