When I drove to Roni’s place, it was the first day of the Saddleridge fire. Coming from an area where the air was still clear, the closer I got to my destination, the darker and smokier it became.
This is where Roni’s guest studio really impressed me: rustic on the outside, but cool, modern and spacious on the inside. This little place is so well insulated, I almost forgot there was a fire! It was a cool little cocoon of grey, white and yellow. It was big enough for me to do yoga comfortably in the space.
It’s quiet, clean, cool ( in this part of Los Angeles , this is important). She has beautiful, classic, modern table wear, the bed is really comfy, a nice size refrigerator, full oven /stove and a washer and dryer. Some guests have mentioned that the parking is tricky, but it’s easier to find a parking place late on a weekend night than a weekday! I would rather have to look for parking on a weeknight anyway. Also, no street cleaning, so you don’t have to stress on what side of the street to park on.
There are restaurants walking distance as well as a Food For Less. Her street is really charming. I stayed for two weeks.