We overall enjoyed our stay but I’d be doing you a disservice if I didn’t give my full honest assessment! The AirBnb is a bit misleading I must say. When I think of Malibu I think of quick access the beach and/or beach front access. The drive up the mountain alone was enough to make my anxiety level hit the roof. We were not anticipating to be so far away from the beach, or grocery stores. It took about 15 minutes from the main highway to drive up the mountain. We arrived after dark and the compound is very very dark and unsafe as the lighting is poor or non existent. Although the infinite pool is beautiful and has lighting inside, the surrounding areas are not lit at all, as a result I actually took a step off the side of the pool because I assumed the jacuzzi and the pool had the same layout, the jacuzzi has a ledge that you can sit on, and maybe walk across safely, the pool has a similar view in the dark but is very slim. By the grace of God I only led with one foot and didn’t get seriously injured. I was hurt pretty bad as I literally disappeared in the dark into the run off reservoir. Definitely need to use solar flood lights or something around that area as that is a lawsuit waiting to happen. There aren’t any markings or suggestions for the pool area, and the pool depth isn’t labeled, it’s about 6ft deep at the deepest point, we figured it out because I’m 5’8 and on my tiptoes I can see above the water. The rest of the compound, although beautiful is basically inaccessible at night as there is zero visibility. There are no lights at all on the grounds. We were also not aware that the entire compound are tiny homes as it was advertised to sleep 6-10 people. Tiny house is only listed once in the body of the listing but should be in the headline and emphasized throughout. The photos elude to a large home with two tiny homes on property. Max the place sleeps about 5 comfortably. A double bed for adults is not practical. I think it should be advertised as Tiny Homes with a Glamping appeal and strongly encourage guest to go grocery shopping prior to arrival, as that trek up and down the mountain is scary, dangerous and long. The two tiny homes in the front are unbearably hot due to location and doesn’t provide a way to make the homes dark therefore the heat is trapped inside. The best source of air was received by laying directly on the floor. There should be a blackout curtain option as the sunrise literally will wake you up instantly as it gets super hot and super bright. The main house was lovely and the AC worked beautifully but there is no common area for guest to really sit and talk and/or watch tv together, except outside, hence me stating it should be advertised as glamping. I personally wish I would have brought a tent as the grounds were spacious and if advertised correctly guest may plan accordingly. There were no trash receptacles other than the large ones out back. To touch on the lighting again, even with the front porch light on the one tiny house overlooking the lower deck you still have no visibility and if you didn’t arrive during the day and noticed that there are steps leading to and from the main deck you’d walk right off the top of the deck and possibly injure yourself. Shop before arriving, you’ll thank me later! Don’t get me wrong if properly advertised it’s a beautiful stay and the host responded quickly! Just know that you’re no where near the beach/ocean and civilization! Have your best driver behind the wheel as that drive up the mountain is rough. Oh cell phone reception is lacking and the place doesn’t have wifi, there is a cellphone with a hotspot but it doesn’t cover the entire compound.