The listing reports having a hot tub, pool, and gym. Dan, the host, described the gym to me when I asked, as "not really a gym", more like a small space with a few machines/weights in the basement. There is indeed a small hot tub and pool on the roof, both of which are open until 10pm I believe. Additionally, wi-fi was spotty at times. On the plus side, there are speakers in the apartment that you can connect with via bluetooth.
Dan was accommodating with the check in time. He sent his assistant (Eva) to meet us at the back entrance to the building. What made me feel uncomfortable was the fact that she emphasized that this apartment is not supposed to be an Airbnb and therefore we should not have parties and we should also act like we live there in case the doorman doesn't open the door. That being said, we didn't have problems getting in the building during our 4 day stay but her attitude certainly didn't feel welcoming.
Downtown LA is not the nicest place since it's a few streets from Skid Row where there are many homeless people and it's definitely dangerous to walk outside alone as a female. There was also noise all 4 mornings/nights that we stayed in this Airbnb (construction/honking/yelling on the streets).
Pros:
-clean, spacious studio
-Dan was responsive to my messages and even provided us with an air mattress upon request. thank you!
Cons:
-loud and generally unsafe location (and I live in some of the worse neighborhoods of NYC)
-parking is expensive: 13$ to park overnight but you are not allowed to come in and out of the garage unless you want to pay the fee again. So you really must uber to get to where you need. I'd recommend staying slightly further away from downtown LA if you have a car.
I think for the price, this airbnb is definitely not worth it. I expected more for paying 60/person/night (after fees and parking).