The decor and furniture of the apartment is nice, brand new and very comfortable.

Having said that - the description of it being two "bedrooms" is very misleading. The apartment is long and narrow. The first "bedroom" is just an open space immediately next to the front door. The second "bedroom" is a second space that has curtains to block it off next to the kitchen. The third bed is a convertible couch that would be able to sleep two people.

I think couples who are traveling together or anyone desiring more privacy would be mislead and disappointed by not knowing that there are no actual walls or doors closing off the "bedrooms". Fortunately for us, we were four women and not having privacy was ok.

The only other two lacking things were a top sheet for couch (there was a duvet and a flat sheet) and the kitchen cooking amenities were pretty sparse. So anyone desiring to actually cook real meals there would probably be challenged. Also, I didn't look - but I didn't see instructions on how to convert the couch. Luckily I've used one like it before and was able to do it without instruction, but anyone not knowing would have a hard time, like my first time in a different AirBnB.

Their manual is pretty clear and thorough, but a few more things could be cleared up. How to use the fob for getting into the garage after hours and that parking on the street in front of the building to unload or load up is not allowed from 6pm to 6am or something like that. There are parking restrictions.

Finally - this is not a criticism of the space itself but of the cleaners. The floor was pretty dirty. Walking barefoot dirtied our feet enough that we had to wash our feet to put shoes on or get in bed. Everything else was sparkling.

The apartment was about a $5 Uber to the Convention Center and LA Live. There is a convenience store on the corner open during the day, but the grocery store is just close enough to walk unless you need to carry heavy bags.