For your short stays this apartment will work well. For your long stays, it is a bit lacking. Let's start with the positives. The location is good. Within walking distance of restaurants, stores, cafes, bars and easy access to the 405. Sara is responsive and wants to do the right thing. Here's the bad news for long stayers. The kitchen is bare. By day 2 or 3, I was drinking water out of a wine glass due to a shortage of glasses. There are no oven mits, so be prepared to play hot potato using towels to pull things out of the oven. There are no spatulas, tongs, few pots and pans, few knives with the ones existing falling off the handle or extremely dull, and when I moved in no coffee maker (to Sara's credit, she brought one and brought it to me immediately when I brought this up). Additionally, as of 10/5/22, the gym was not open despite pictures and ads that one exits. It did not appear to be close to reopening. This doesn't feel like a home someone lives in, but gets the job done for short stayers. For a month long stay, I found it a bit tough and not worth the price.