This place was cute and cozy. The neighborhood is an A+ and was lovely to take evening walks in. We did a little staycation here for a full week during the COVID lockdowns so my gf and I were hoping to stay in, do some cooking, and just relax. Of course, if you're coming here for just a few days and plan on eating out and seeing the city - this place would be great for you. For a full week, this place is definitely good for one to two people. The sofa bed was surprisingly super comfortable and we chose to sleep there instead of the main bed on some of the nights. This is a dated home though. The decor attempts to make it as cute as possible, but some things are hard to overlook. The biggest drawback was really the bathroom. The shower was so annoying. The water pressure was non-existent and trying to get the right temperature was a science. LPT: Turn the hot water ALL the way on, and then turn the cold water just a teensy bit on. If someone turned the kitchen water on while you were in the shower, forget about it. The low water pressure was a nuisance, but I think that is mainly due to a stuck shower head. When trying to adjust the setting, I was afraid of breaking the whole thing off, so we had to deal with uncomfortable showers all week. The bathroom sink has those old school faucets with one faucet for the hot water and another for the cold. So you're going between burning your hands to cooling them off as you try to wash your hands. But due to the awkward location of the faucets, your hands rub against the sides of the sink so you just got to wash them again in the kitchen. The refrigerator is again of vintage decor, but small- again it's fine for 2 people max. We found ants in the pantry that got into the pancake mix we had bought, but there was luckily spray available to tend to them, I'd suggest you keep any opened items in the pantry within a plastic bag. There is a washer dryer available for free not INSIDE the unit, but you just step outside and it's in the laundry room accessible from the exterior of the duplex. All of the necessary supplies- detergent, etc. are also available to you. The lighting again is very old school and super dim, pretty hard to get any work done in the evenings. All of the towels in the place are also black, just kind of off-putting but that's just a personal preference. It was cold and we turned the heat on, but it would stop at 72 degrees, no matter where we put it at. The place was kind of cold, but luckily we had our own blanket. There's also really no outdoor space at all. We knew there would be no TV, which is fine. The internet was great and caused no issues. In the end, it's a great crashpad, especially for the price. It gets the job done. You get what you pay for. The windows are lovely and allow a lot of light to come in during the day and finding parking was super easy. We absolutely loved the amenities such as the lotions, shampoos, etc. and the treats- cookies, snacks. It's everything you need for a visit to So Cal.