Angela is a very nice person, and she is always happy to talk to you or leave you alone if you prefer. If you are looking for a quick stay in the West LA area and just kind of need a place to sleep at night, this is an acceptable place to stay. Otherwise, if you are looking for a long-term stay and are someone who appreciates a quiet environment, I would suggest against it.
I was staying for a month while working at a nearby hospital during this pandemic, and studying every night after work, as I am a graduate student. While most of the amenities that are listed are available and the pictures are accurate, many things came with a catch.
What you get: you get a small room in her home that includes a bed, sheets/blankets/pillows/towels, a small desk, a chair, a wall-mounted TV (which I never used), a dresser, a closet, 1 small bedside table with a lamp, and access to all other communal spaces in the small home. The front door is accessed via a code, and there is ample street parking near the house. Angela is usually very respectful in terms of trying to keep her mask on while outside her room, and expects the same of you.
Things not stated in the listing: you will be sharing one bathroom with 2-3 people (including the host herself) because the 3rd bedroom in her home is also rented out to other airbnb/craiglist people. Unfortunately for me, the people who stayed in the other room were always extremely loud (the first guy was yelling on the phone 24/7, and the second lady was up until late watching tv loudly everyday). Angela has limited hearing and you can expect to hear her TV on pretty loudly when she's home too. Her son is living in a separate little room in the backyard, so you can also expect to hear him coming into the main house sometimes.
Amenities that came with a catch: I had to ask for space in the extremely packed fridge, and was in result given barely any space to store any groceries. I was also told not to buy any frozen foods because she had too much food in her freezer already. My little space in the kitchen cupboard was cut in half (literally) when she built another shelf INTO my shelf to accommodate the other person she was hosting. The pots and pans are available to you to use, but a lot of them are often left on the stove, and so I was always unsure if they were clean or not. As I worked until late, I had to do my laundry later in the day but the washer/dryer is in a room attached to her son's back room, and she expressed that he would be upset if you are using the washer/dryer past 7 pm, which is when he gets home from work. There is closet space in your room, but you have maybe enough space to hang about 10 outfits because 95% of the closet (floor to ceiling) is used as her storage space for blankets and things. Similarly, 3/6 of the drawers in the dresser in your room is used for storage for blankets/towels/etc. Therefore, I think Angela would come into my room everyday while I was at work to get things out of the closet/dresser, and while she was in my room, she would unplug my extension cord (which I did not appreciate). It made me uncomfortable knowing that she would be coming into my room while I was not there. The bathroom looks just like the pictures, but keep in mind, you are expected to carry your toothbrush/toothpaste/face wash/personal towel/toiletries with you every time you need to brush your teeth or shower (college dorm room style). The 2 small shelves in the shower were mostly taken up by her things and the other airbnb person's things, and I was told I could put my shampoo/body wash on the floor of the shower. If you are the first person to wake up in the morning, expect freezing cold water in the bathroom sink.
In conclusion, if you're staying long-term, I would look elsewhere. I would not stay here again unless I truly just needed somewhere to sleep for maybe a maximum of 3 days. Angela is sweet, but I just think her home is not equipped to host 2 separate parties via airbnb/craiglist/etc.