We stayed here for four nights, largely based on the location, and the representation that there was a king bed in one of the bedrooms. The good news is that the owner's agent was extremely responsive and attentive, arranging for us to get needed items very quickly, and attempting to address several issues.

The location of this unit is indeed quite convenient to downtown LA---we could make it to Staples Center in about 10 minutes by city streets, avoiding the freeways completely. The parking is on a narrow drive way at about a 6% incline up a hill, with concrete walls on either side, so backing down is not for the faint of heart.

Our main issues were: first, the unit does NOT have a 'king-size' bed in one of the rooms, contrary to the claim in the website description; it has only single beds, and in one bedroom, the two single beds are pushed together with a large "king-size" sheet put over the two beds.

Next, the kitchen, when we arrived, was more for looks than for actual cooking. There was no toaster, very few utensils or flatware (no butter knives, only a few other items of flatware), no glassware, and no useable frying pans (only old pans with flaking teflon coating), etc. Also, there were no dishtowels, or dish cleaning sponges or brushes (other than dish soap), which is an issue since there's no dishwasher.

The main bathroom and shower were as advertised, but the shower door leaks so badly that even brief showers are accompanied by a large and deep puddle of water on the bathroom floor. The drain in the bathroom sink also got stuck closed on our second day which required some improvisation to unscrew it so the sink was useable.

The building manager quickly responded to our requests for towels and utensils, and gave us access to another unit to get a toaster and pans.

The audio visual systems were mostly as advertised, although there is no 'cable tv'---there is only an 'apple-tv' unit which worked fine--just no broadcast TV. The wi-fi system was fine, though.

Finally, to say this apartment is 'air conditioned' is also slightly misleading--there is a small window-style air conditioner unit in each of the two upstairs bedrooms, so, for the 'cool' air to get downstairs, the units upstairs must be left on high. This method of cooling the whole apartment works ok, but it makes the bedrooms quite cold, while the downstairs stays slightly on the warm side---not really a problem for us, but again, not really as represented---what appears as a large HVAC unit on the wall of the main living area in the promotional picture is completely inoperable.