James’ place had some really great things going for it, but it wasn’t exactly what we were expecting. The views from the living room and one of the bedrooms are amazing, and James is a very communicative, friendly and helpful host. The downsides for us were location, amenities, and furnishings/supplies. The location is in Koreatown which isn’t as central as we thought. It took 25-30 minutes to get to most attractions, and even longer to the beach. The closest area of interest for us was West Hollywood, which was 25 minutes without traffic. The apartment looks as if it was furnished in a hurry, and the furniture and decor feels very cheap for what you pay for to rent it (lots of plastic plants and very few personal touches). Very few supplies are provided. James did bring a top sheet for one of the beds when I mentioned to him it was missing, and also brought hand towels and washcloths because there weren’t any in the unit. There is no ironing board or iron, only one roll of extra toilet paper, and the shower products provided were the cheapest available. There was some electrical work done before we arrived, and the communication box in the bedroom closet was left uncovered with wires and cables coming out. Overall, I think the apartment could work for some, but some attention to detail could go a long way for this higher-than-average priced unit in LA.