We had a clean and comfortable stay in this out-of-the-way rustic setting. We didn't meet David while we were there, but he did leave detailed instructions and suggestions for things to do. It's a dirt road leading up to the house with lots of potholes, and you might miss the sign if you're driving at night because it's very dark, but that does lead to it being a great place for stargazing. You can also hear plenty of crickets and frogs at night, and hummingbirds and songbirds during the day. The room stayed warm through the night with a silent space heater, and the place was clean and tidy with dishes, hot plate, electric kettle, and fridge in the kitchenette. We agreed that it was kind of like an upgrade to RV camping - quite rustic, a few spiders in the ceiling corners, moths loving the porch light, etc. Our only complaint was that there were people walking above us throughout the night, and although they were quiet, the ceiling creaked with the movement. We're light sleepers, so if we had brought our loud fan for white noise, we'd probably been fine (we only brought a small one). Overall, it was a good deal for the price. We ate at The Canyon Bistro which has excellent food and definitely the place to be on a Friday night. We also drove down to PCH in the morning and saw some orcas swimming up the coast. If you want to get out of LA but not travel too far, check out this spot. Compared to the popular B&B in town, this AirBnB place is much more affordable and peaceful. Save your money and see the stars.