So I want to start off by saying I booked this Airbnb as a travel nurse, so my review is geared towards that aspect.
Pros
-Adel is very communicative. There were a few minor hiccups during my stay, and he responded very quickly.
-Centrally located. Access to the freeways were close by, and the drive to either LAX or Burbank wasn’t bad at all (depending on time of day of course). Entrance to Runyon Canyon was right around the corner from the apartment
-I met some of the tenants that live in the building permanently, and they were all super friendly, with one of them living there for around 10 years and they said they’ve always felt safe in the building
Cons
-As I stated earlier, I rented this airbnb as a travel nurse. I worked night shift. Along with this being a centralized location, that also means it’s loud. There is other apartments that are on the other side of the building where it’s probably more quiet, so just keep that in mind if you’re looking for a quieter building
-The wifi is hit or miss. It did not work for me when I first got there, but after messaging with adel, we got it up and running. Along with the wifi, the cell service is non-existent. I couldn’t make phone calls in the apartment because they wouldn’t connect.
-Finally, for being an apartment geared towards longer term renting, I don’t think it was stocked for that, at least in the kitchen. Random things, like no baking sheet, no colander, and they stocked a corkscrew, but no wine glasses.
Overall, I think it was a decent apartment. Personally I thought the price was a little steep for what you got, but I’m from Buffalo so all of LA has been a bit of a culture shock for me.