Tania’s space is very unique! The artwork really has kind of a rebel like feel to it. Also the sofa and the chairs for lounging were super comfy as well. It’s a very “secret” entrance into the apartment, which was also a fun part of the stay, and the space you have is very private - even though it’s connected to other parts of the house. From the pictures it’s hard to tell, but the 1st floor entrance leads up a small staircase to the main living room, and the bedroom is in the very back of the apartment.
The greenery that surrounds the apartment also gives it a very green feel ( dunno if that makes sense to everyone ) where the nature grows onto and sometimes into the house, which I thought was very nice. I really appreciated this nature in a big city like LA.
Also the surrounding space is very quiet, making this place ideal for kicking back and relaxing. A nice taste is to also have a Nespresso machine! In Europe this is VERY common, but I haven’t seen this so much in homes here in the USA. The kitchen also has all the basics you need to cook, but for salt/pepper and spices your going to have to get your own in a nearby supermarket.
For some reason I forgot to bring my driver’s license on this trip, and I ended up having to Uber and cycle around for the first 3 days, but I was able to get to the beach on bike, and it was good access to places like the Westfield Century City Mall. Also there are some supermarkets within 15 minutes by car as well.
There are those AirBnB locations that were only made to be rented out to visitors, and it’s a very cold feeling that these kinds of places could have. Fortunately Tina’s space is a place that someone had actually lived in, and thus has a lot of character and was immediately very welcoming for me! I recommend this place for those who want a unique space that you can chill in once you’ve spent a busy day making visits to different places. (For me it was a lot of business meetings in the city)