The positives of this Airbnb: it's centrally located and across from the beach where you can walk, ride a bike, roller skate or just sit and listen to the water and people watch. This Airbnb does have a nice size courtyard in the back and parking is available, although if you drive a big SUV, the fit will be rather tight. There isn't no a/c (which is in the property description) and there are plenty of fans.
The downside for us is that the mattresses seem outdated, especially in the back bedroom by the kitchen. When the owner was texted about it she was responsive and offered to send someone to flip the mattress. (She said it was due to be flipped after we left.) She offered to relocate us to another unit, but that we would be charged $90 (the additional cleaning fee for that unit). We declined. To resolve the sleepless night issues, we ended up bunking together in the other bedroom. (The couch and the living room futon are worn, too uncomfortable to sleep on as well.)
Susan was a great communicator, it's unfortunate about the mattresses. It's a darling neighborhood with historical bungalows, close to great restaurants and museums and easy to navigate. If the furniture was updated, then it would be a cozy and convenient place to stay while visiting Long Beach.