This is a very nice clean AirBnB for one or two people who will not be meeting up with any friends or family during their stay. As many reviews mention, the space is clean and well appointed and in a convenient location. However, we had a communication problem with the host that may be useful for others in their planning. My husband and I visit LA several times a year from the East Coast to see our son and his girlfriend who live in a small apartment in Sherman Oaks. We always stay in area AirBnBs and have never had any issues. We have never had an issue at AirBnB's inviting our son and his girlfriend to stop in before dinner for a glass of wine or to stop in after dinner to watch a tv show with us. We completely understood that Viviana's unit is only for two overnight guests and we understood that no parties or inappropriate gatherings were permitted. We personally introduced Viviana to our son and his girlfriend the night we arrived when they dropped us off from the airport and she gave all of us a tour of the property together, saying nothing about visitors. When our son and his girlfriend came by the next afternoon before dinner, Viviana immediately called and asked that they leave. There was a long conversation by both phone and text that followed which I found to be very confusing and distressing, the long and short of which is that Viviana indicated we were violating her house rules by not having asking her permission (which for some reason she was not able to give going forward) and by violating "LA AirBnB rules and regulations." We were quite embarrassed and upset, as we are a quiet and respectful family and were confused about which rules were violated and how. From that moment, we kept our time at the property to a minimum, asking our son and his girlfriend to wait for us out at the curb each time we met up. It felt awkward and uncomfortable. If we had understood that no family members were permitted to come over at all, we would have chosen a different place to stay. I think it would be helpful for other AirBnB guests to know that this is not a good choice if you would like to have visitors during your stay. I also think it would help greatly for this host to simplify the multiple pages of rules and house manuals and simply state, as is her right, that she does not want anyone other than the 1-2 registered guests on the property at any time, period. That would help avoid the type of confusion and stress that we experienced.