This place is quirky and charming, with an extremely comfortable bed, lovely outdoor spaces, and a nice bathroom. However, it is not air conditioned. I've lived without airconditioning in Northern California for years; however, in our experience, was not in an area of LA which is comfortable without air conditioning in mid-June.

Ultimately we had to move to a hotel for our second night because the over 90 degree heat made me faint/dizzy and we didn't want more serious health issues to develop.

We arrived at 9:30 PM, opened windows and turned on fans to cool the place down and stayed the first night without an issue. When we returned to the home at around 3PM the second day the interior of the home was in the mid 90s (based on the temperature gauge on one of the fans). Although we opened all the doors and windows it only cooled to 92 and we left because I felt faint.

Once I stabilized/felt better we found a hotel room. To give you a sense of the heat when we went back to the unit to collect our stuff and at 8PM at night the fan thermostat registered 86 degrees. It likely would have been cooler had we left the doors and windows open, but we didn't want to leave the house unlocked.

Ultimately is a place I'd only recommend to others for the cool seasons. In those months you will find it to be a secluded, quirky home minutes from tons of great restaurants and quirky stores in Silverlake.