All in all, it was a nice stay. There were some positives and negatives, but nothing too dramatic.

Stayed here with my husband for about 6 weeks and the space definitely feels more claustrophobic after a few weeks. The space is compact and really only good for sleeping - not a place to hang out. The kitchen was small and was missing quite a bit. There are a few plates, cups, bowls, etc and small appliances - very small. The place looks like the pictures, but some of the description isn't right (see below).

The bed was heavenly and it was mostly quiet. If you like the windows open, there is a pretty constant smell of Persian food from the restaurant below, but it wasn't bothersome to me. There isn't a screen on the window so we had the occasional bugs and flies, but there is an air conditioner if it's too much for you. (No night stands - no blinds, only curtains)

The bathroom is OK, but missing quite a bit. There isn't a bath mat or toilet cleaner or any kind of cleaning supplies. While the listing says that you "only need to bring your toothbrush" I don't see how this would be possible with one bar of soap, some hand soap, one roll of toilet paper, and a sample packet of shampoo. I guess from reading other comments you could ask for more, but for long term stays I think it would be inconvenient to ask every week.

The building is good. It's not like the European buildings back East or whatever the description says, but it's basically a newer building with a restaurant on the first floor and apartments in the upper 2 floors. Most apartments (or all?) are rented out for Airbnb so there isn't really a sense of community. The laundry room in the basement is fine (other comments describe it like it's Hell on Earth - it's not).

The neighborhood is good. Safe, relatively quiet and close to UCLA. Near public transport and with the included parking, it is very accessible. It's mostly Persian so it does lack some variety.

Communication was brief and somewhat disconnected with the host. Both Amir and Roni responded relatively quickly and resolved a few issues that popped up.

The place lacks quite a bit - there wasn't a broom or any other cleaning supplies, including no toilet brush. We had to go out the first day to buy around $500 in supplemental things: laundry basket, toilet brush, paper towels and cleaning supplies, dish soap, salt and pepper (there were shakers but they were empty and never used), bath mat, towels for the kitchen, a drying rack, etc. Roni provided a Swiffer after we asked for cleaning supplies so he did respond.

TL;DR: This place is perfect for a single person with business at UCLA who needs to stay for no more than a month. Tourists and long term residents could look elsewhere, but this could also suffice.