Rafi seems like a nice guy and having a designated parking spot was a plus, but the unit was far from quiet, safe, and clean. He boasts the proximity to Marilyn Monroe's house, Rodeo Dr, Beverley Hills, celebrity houses, Waldorf Astoria, Sunset Strip, and Cedar-Sinai Hospital, but none of that matters if the unit is uninhabitable. It was filthy and the metal security door didn't close or lock, which was needed for ventilation. The two window units were covered by drapes or heavy furniture. The kitchen had no space to prepare food nor wash and drain dishes. The silverware, pots, and pans were stored uncovered under the sink. The plates, glasses, and mugs were crammed into a cabinet over the sink. I wouldn't touch the microwave nor the coffee maker. I left my groceries in the refrigerator for fear they were contaminated. I used my own sheets and towels. I reserved and paid for ten nights in order to isolate after driving half way across the country, so I could eventually be with my family during a pandemic. I moved out after one night. I came prepared to read books, cook, needlepoint, take walks, and stay healthy. When I made the reservation, Rafi knew I was coming for ten days to isolate, so I could safely be with family. The least he could have done to prepare for my stay would have been to have a thorough cleaning. Fixing the broken door and making sure the TV remote had batteries would have also been a minimal expectation. Rafi seems like a nice guy.