I stayed at Phil's lovely condo for ten days. On arrival, Lisa was gracious about waiting for me at the condo while I was delayed by an unusually long rental car pick up at the Burbank Airport. The living area space is large and if you've got work to spread out, you'll have the room. The laundry room is clean with very new machines, and they take credit/debit cards -- yay! (Perhaps not a big deal to you, but I'm a New Yorker and a nice laundry room is a luxury.) Phil has done some smart things as a Airbnb host, like setting up a clothes hanging rack, a shoe rack and a set of stacking Elfa wireframe drawers in the bedroom. I used the Elfa drawers as dirty laundry baskets and then drying racks. Enough about the laundry! I used up almost all of the space on the clothes hanging rack, so a couple with lots of hanging clothes may be challenged. The neighborhood is very convenient. Walk over to Coffee Commissary for a smooth espresso and a fabulous flaky biscuit. In the shopping center a few hundred yards away, you have a Von's grocery, Bank of America, shipping services, Starbucks and Bea Bea's, a highly reviewed breakfast/brunch place. Wifi Internet speed at the condo is good; no problems with connection -- I think I rebooted the modem once. Cell reception is poor, so I enabled WiFi voice, which some carriers offer (I have AT&T). Phil has a big cable package and a giant TV screen. There's an Apple TV there, too, but I didn't bother with it, even though we only stream at home and that's more what I'm used to. Parking on the block was no problem. There are just a few steps, into the complex and into the unit, to negotiate if bringing a large, heavy bag (like I did). I appreciated that Phil did not charge a big cleaning fee like some hosts do.