With an iconic view of Griffith Observatory, Brett's place was cozy, scenic, and bright. It's small, but gets the job done. Brett was very accommodating and quick to respond.
The caveat: 2 people can fit comfortably, but 3 is definitely a squeeze. We blew up the air mattress in the middle of the studio and it took up most of the remaining floor space, which made it difficult to move around. We had to hop over and shuffle around the bed. The mattress top sheet was a thin sheet that was stained with grey blotches, so we ended up using the blanket.
The shower is small, around 2.5' x 2.5', without a shelf, so it was hard to access toiletries or move around while showering. The place comes equipped with a TV, which is seated on a top pull-out shelf of a wardrobe. Unfortunately, it is not angled toward the couch, so we craned our necks up and to the side to watch. The windows are old (one of the windows was cracked too), so they didn't always stay up on their own.
Also, keep in mind the house manual's warning about street parking, which takes place in the afternoon twice a week. The street signs aren't visible from the front of the house. We were slapped with a $73 ticket when our car was parked out front as we loaded luggage into the place.
Overall, the place was worth the price. It's ideal for a couple, but I would consider looking elsewhere if you are traveling with a group.