This was a disappointment. I stay a lot with Air BnB and in LA pretty frequently. The apartment itself was modern and cleaned nicely. But lots of things don’t work like they should the sliding door to the bedroom that is enclosed, was cumbersome to move and seemed the track it rides on was broken as my friends in that bedroom got trapped in there and we had to use the 4 of us to lift the door out for them. The stove constantly said “Error” on it, the bathroom had a weird shower glass that you thought you could move but couldn’t so you were always half cold with like a draft while you you showered and splashing water out onto the floor too. Strange design choice. The most irritable thing of this whole listing was dealing with the management company that runs it. So not only do you book it through Air BnB but then they require you to fill out a bunch of additional forms on their personal Abode website, where they asked for all my information again that I already provide with Air BnB as well as a photo of myself and my ID which is ALREADY on my Air BnB profile. Just a huge waste of time on my end, also they can see ratings of people who book why not just only accept guests with high ratings? You need a booking code to do this as well, which they don’t provide you. But they will email you multiple times a day to remind you to fill it out. And then when we did arrive 2 hours before check-in we asked to drop our bags off so we could go to lunch hands free. They said no and were not flexible. But you bet when it came to letting me know when check out was and everything form and stupid little thing they wanted done they expected me to do exactly as told. I also hate when they send you reminders for when check out is, like, yes I understand I must leave at 11am. You don’t need to message me at 9am telling me to leave at 11am. The parking that you pay for through them is pretty hard to find, so I paid for it and didn’t even use it. I just parked in the lot adjacent to the building. Which was easy enough. For the price this is extremely overpriced. The second bedroom is a bed in the living room with curtains around it. Very little privacy. The location is downtown and I stay downtown pretty frequently, but we had such lovely terrace views as “crazy homeless person fighting the dumpster out in the alley and screaming all night” to “front row seat to prostitution in the alley” and “guy drumming on buckets at 6am” making it virtually impossible to sleep. The front entryway when you walk up had one big floor to ceiling window smashed in, broken glass everywhere. And tons of piss, shit, and trash (this is downtown, so that’s pretty standard) but they could have a building manager or company power wash the front occasionally like some of the other buildings do to at least give it the illusion of not absolute filth. And they could try to not treat their guests like prospective criminals doing insane amounts of background checks and bothering their guests with messages every 3-5 hours while they are trying to enjoy their vacation. This is a pretty standard, slightly updated, downtown LA/edge of Skid Row basic apartment, not exactly royalty level, high-end, requiring the utmost prestige. Focus less on harassing your guests, and more on maintaining your property.