The location is fantastic, the bungalow is really cute and I always love mid-century decor! However, there were a few things that were not a match for me. They are all small things in the big picture, but they did make a difference. I was in LA for an on-camera interview, and the morning of my interview, the hot water stopped working after only five minutes. The house manual says "there are complimentary soaps, shampoo, and conditioner" but they were not present when I arrived; I went ahead and purchased those the night before the interview but when the hot water wasn't working, I was unable to shower as there was not enough time to figure out a fix. The night before the interview, there was not an easy-to-find iron/ironing board and I had specifically looked for this amenity so that I wouldn't need to pack it; I could be misinterpreting but initially when I asked where I could find it I was just told that there wasn't one and it was sort of left at that, at first. I had to nudge a bit to get an iron/ironing board and the ironing board I was given literally had mud caked to the bottom of it. The bungalow is in an area underneath a flight pattern, so I was hearing planes from a small nearby airport until 10 or so at night. A few other reviewers mentioned having issues with the gates/entry codes and I also ran into that issue. The host was quickly responsive when I was locked out, though, which I appreciated. Last, there was a cleaning fee charge, but the instructions sent to me about check out asked for the guest to strip the bed and round up towels. Given the size, noise, lack of amenities like shampoo, and being charged the cleaning fee yet being asked to pick up things that a hotel wouldn't ask someone to clean up upon check out, for me, a hotel would be a better fit in this case. Wi-fi was fast and solid; the back yard is beautiful; the skylight creates a lovely natural light.