This place was so beautiful, inside and out. We felt like we were in a design magazine or something, but everything was so comfortable at the same time! People had cautioned us about staying in Inglewood, that it could be dangerous in certain parts, but we experienced nothing but peace, quiet, and seclusion. There's a Starbucks right around the corner and a great diner - Pann's Diner - a short walk away, though there are some main roads to cross. Grocery store right across the street, too. Check in and out were easy peasy, and there were clear directions for how to do everything. The courtyard was gorgeous, and parking was a breeze. Incredible value for the money.
All that said, there are a few things I think potential guests should know. Not bad things, just things we thought should be mentioned:
- This is a basement unit with a short flight of stairs down to it. It felt bright and clean and open, nothing like what I think of when I hear "basement", but I still thought people who may have accessibility issues should know this.
- There's a bit of a learning curve to navigating the area, if you're renting a car or driving. It's not HARD to get around, but it can get confusing quickly. The unit is on a quiet side street where you never even hear traffic, but all the streets around it are big and busy.
- The coffee maker is actually an espresso maker that takes specific pods you have to buy, and we couldn't find them at the closest grocery store. I'm probably a bigger coffee drinker than most, so this may not affect you at all.
- There's a stove but no oven I could find.
We'd stay here again in a heartbeat. I'd just be sure to find the right coffee pods on the front end!! (I might have a coffee problem)