Location. Location. Location. And the apartment is as fresh and clean as you see in the pictures. Bed very comfortable. Lots of extra pillows, sheets, and blankets in the closet, if needed. The furnishings, and kitchen are spartan - but hey, you are not in Beverly Hills to stay in your room. Jay appears to be a budding Airbnb magnate with several properties in the area. As such, you are not staying in her home - you are staying in her inventory. Yes, she is very helpful, receptive (for the most part) and means well. She just needs to put a little more "love" into her units, and it will be ideal. Parking? Even a rocket scientist can have trouble deciphering the BH parking signs, and Jay does go out of her way to try and explain them. I'll try too. You can NEVER park in the residential zone without displaying the placard Jay kindly gives you. Morning? Never. Noon? Never Evening? Never. If you park overnight, make sure you get from Jay EVERY DAY the new parking code to put on your dashboard. You cannot park on the residential street - even with a placard when it is street cleaning. Last time I checked, it was on Wednesday's. Check the TOP of the parking signs. And when you check out and have left the placard in the unit, make sure you left your car up the street at one of the metered spots.