This apartment building is right next to the freeway entrance, so it is super loud if you open the windows for fresh air. The soundproofing technology of the walls and windows are good, so you can shut out the noise if you keep the windows closed. The street the building is on was covered in trash, and there was a homeless encampment across the street.
The place is within walking distance to the food hubs on Westwood and Sawtelle, which was very nice.
The lockbox for the keys was broken upon my arrival, so I did not get the fob to get into the garage until 2 days into my stay when MySuite finally got someone to come fix it. The garage for guests is only accessible through the alley behind the building, and I was not given directions to find it until I asked for help after failing to find my assigned spot in the front-entrance garage. When I got in I found that my assigned parking spot was taken by another car, and when they assigned me a different one, I found that that one was taken too! They gave me a list of more spots I could park in, and I finally was able to park in the garage, but not until 5 days into my stay. Street parking was not difficult to find, but it was unpleasant since the street was covered in trash.
The apartment itself was much smaller than I expected. The kitchen and living room were very cramped. The bedroom and bathroom were about the size I expected. Everything was clean except for some weird stains on the living room ceiling and rug.
When it rained during my stay, there was a massive stream of water pouring down the outside of the living room window, as if there was a drainage pipe right above. Thankfully the window was closed at the time, or it might have flooded the living room.
The kitchen did not have paper towels, so we had to buy our own. There were plenty of cookware, cooking utensils, and dining utensils provided. The trash bags provided were the wrong size, but upon our request we were given new ones that were the right size.