If you expect to come to the apartment, get a key, and relax, wait, you'll need to listen to how an hour instructions( at least), that start with the areas that are "off limits" since this is not a rental property, but a place where the host lives and rents it out for the days he is not in.
It is kind of dark, you'll have to download the application to turn the lights off/on and learn how to use it, otherwise, you won't be able to do that.
You can't say the concierge that you are staying in airbnb apartment, you have to say you are a guest of Maliks, so it you have a problem with lying, you might consider that.
The instruction were long, but the most important thing was never said - about the air conditioning. It was extremely hot in the evening, but we didn't know about the existence of the airconditioning, so no matter how long the instructions, don't forget to ask about it.
Otherwise, we didn't care much about how "nice" the place was, we needed a bed and a shower, since we didn't spend much time in the apartment. It's located, exactly as it says, in the "heart" of DTLA, so expect to see everything that the area offers.
The communications were great, Malik responded immediately, with instructions. I wished there were less of them.