The Good:
Good location with lots of nearby restaurants, grocery, etc. Less than 1/2 hour to LAX. Uber was never more than 5 minutes away. Not a fancy part of the city, but the price reflects that.
The kitchen was nice with quartz countertops and full sized appliances. Bedroom was spacious and comfortable.
I could never get the cable tv to work, but it didn't matter because there was access to a multitude of streaming channel, Amazon, Netflix, Hulu, and many more.
The Bad:
Entry instructions for my unit were given to a guest who had booked a different unit so when I arrived, another group was already there and unpacked. Aaaawkard to say the least. Lateefah, who manages the property, was responsive and we were able to resolve everything, but it was disconcerting to arrive after a long day of traveling to find someone else in the condo, and then tell them they need to leave, wait for them to pack up their things and go. Lateefah offered to have cleaners come, but it seemed silly to have someone come just to dry off the bathroom sink and straighten the bedding. It didn't look liked anyone had slept in it, just laid on top of it.
Some of the kitchen utensils (spatula, scraper, silverware) had dried food on them. But the rest of the place was quite clean.
The amenities list on the AirBnB website includes air conditioning. I assumed that meant throughout the condo. But no. If you read to the very end of the lengthy description it will specify that it's just one a/c window unit in the bedroom. There were a few very hot days that were miserable even with the ceiling fans going. It did cool off at night, but since I was recovering from surgery, going out wasn't an option. We even tried keeping the bedroom door closed, with the a/c runing, to keep just one room cool. It was too hot for that to work and the bedroom ended up just as hot as the rest of the condo. The insulation must be really poor.
Overall, a decent place, but I wouldn't stay there again, mostly because of the a/c.