This was a great location for a layover at LAX airport and the free shuttle that drops you off very close to the house is a major plus. I also appreciated that there were bunk beds so my friend and I didn't have to share a bed. However, that's about all that was good about this place. The room was cold. There were ants in the trash. I felt very unwelcome here. It took an hour to arrive at the house using the free shuttle because the traffic was so bad. There is no noise privacy in the house - you can hear everything. There is a shared bathroom with doors that open into two of the rental rooms. The doors have no soundproofing so you can hear people going to the bathroom and taking showers. The shower is very dark. The family (I think) uses the living room a lot and they were having deep discussions about love and stuff so it seemed like it would be intrusive for me to hang there. When we arrived, we walked in and there were two people in the living room but it was unclear who they were and it wasn't very welcoming. I think the girl is maybe a daughter of the mom who owns the house and the guy was her boyfriend? We never officially met the owner of the house even though I saw her several times when I was in the living room with her (once in her robe on the phone and once in the kitchen). She never approached me to introduce herself. Turns out she has a husband but I just saw a guy walking around in a bathrobe. It wasn't until we were leaving that he introduced himself and then pointed at the woman and said she was his wife (she was doing dishes with leggings with a rip in the butt so I could see her butt). Also, other guests stay here too (not sure how many) so the house feels very full. If you are super easygoing and just need a place to crash for the night this place is fine, just understand it isn't a super nice place. Also, how it is described on airbnb makes it seem cozy and loving. That was distinctly the opposite of how this place actually made me feel. I would not recommend it.