In a weeklong stay in LA at three separate airbnbs, two of which I rented and one of which a friend did, this was the Goldilocks place. Considering size, amenities, and location, Coco and Jon's guesthouse was just right for someone with an extended but active itinerary. Fortunately this is where I spent three of my six nights. The guesthouse and backyard couldn't be more charming — as much as one can when away, I got that "I'm home" feeling the second I walked through the gate. The full kitchen, which let me eat breakfast in every morning and eat dinner in one night, helped add to this feeling. From when I first inquired about the place to even after I checked out, Coco was extremely accommodating, communicating well, allowing a flexible check-in (attending a Dodger game the day of my arrival, I was grateful to be able to get in the guesthouse immediately after the game no matter how long or short it ended up being), offering tips on things to do in the area in a detailed pre-checkin email, welcoming me and guiding me with hand-written notes, providing me use of the bikes in the backyard (a valuable perk considering what rentals go for) and providing a lock, and letting me stow my bags past checkout time while I grabbed lunch. While I thoroughly enjoyed biking, to get around, I walked more. I found both the Vermont/Sunset Metro station and Silver Lake were just inside the radius of a healthy but reasonable walk from the guesthouse. Chatting just before I left, Coco mentioned that the guest after me was a repeat customer. I can see why.