My stay here was amazing. First day during check-in one of the office staff walked me thru the whole building and showed me around, which I found it very helpful. Parking is included and there is a pool on the second floor. The apartment has everything you need to make yourself at home for a couple of months. Adel was very responsive to my messages even though the main point of contact is the management office of the building. My original stay was for two months but something came up and I needed to stay for a longer time. I sent a message to Adel and he extended my stay for two additional months, which is something that not all places do. On my first day the curtains of the sliding door were falling off but I sent a message to the management team and they fix it right away.
The building is very clean, or at least it was for the 4 months that I stayed. The building is very silent but like every apartment complex, there is always some people that will talk loud on the hallways but it doesn't happen very often. You don't hear the outside noise from the street even though the building is located in the heart of Hollywood Blvd. The most things you will hear are the police/ambulance sirens and the helicopters around the area. But hey, it's LA, those noises are everywhere, even on the quiet streets of the Hollywood Hills. The building has washer and dryer coin operated but its never busy. You even have your own mailbox. I honestly felt like this was my own apartment.
Speaking about location, the building is located very central to everything LA has to offer. You can walk to the walk of fame and you are very close to Beverly Hills and Sunset Blvd.
One thing is that the AC is very loud, which for me is not a problem. I love white noise and even more when I'm sleeping. But if you want to keep the AC on during the day then I suggest you turn the TV volume up because it will be very loud. For me this was not an issue and I loved it because I felt that I was on my own bubble.
On overall, I loved this place and I feel kind of sad that I had to leave. I hope to comeback one day because I honestly felt at home.