Brandon was quick with communication and had a spotless place in a great location for attending a conference at the LA Convention Center. The apartment was generally comfortable, as was the bed, and needed amenities were good, as was the Wifi. While none of the below things bothered me, some things to know in case you are highly sensitive:
1) The apartment backs up against the elevator. I could hear it whirring at times when I went to bed (again, not enough to be an issue for me and it was fairly quiet, but a heads up in case that could be a problem for you).
2) The apartment is also near downtown LA and on a lower floor. That means street noise, including the occasional siren (if this is an issue for you, make sure to either not stay in a busy urban area or find a location on a high floor).
3) The window covering let in light at night. Not a lot, but it's definitely not a blackout curtain. The main bed is blocked form the window by a wall, but the couch (which I presume is the bedding location for a third guest, which I think was allowed) is right in front of the window (again - this did not bother me, but if you are light sensitive at night, it could be a problem for you).
I don't AirBnB a lot, so maybe these are standard restrictions, but I found the restrictions on not changing the thermostat and no alcohol to be a bit much (even though I did not drink any, there was a bottle of wine in the fridge).
I would consider staying here again if attending another conference at the Convention Center. The value was definitely good.