Do not stay at this property or with Alex. That's my suggestion. Alex is a mega host, I'm not even sure if she is a real person, most of her communications were auto sends by software. The master bedroom in this property has a compressor in the wall, it goes off for 5-6 seconds multiple times per hour, 24 hours a day and will wake you up. It is not an appropriate room for a bedroom. I contacted Alex about this and twice got a response that Alex would be contacted (I guess her assistant sent this), about 48 hours later, exasperated, I sent a third message and she finally responded. She did give a 25% credit on our 3 night stay, to her credit. This place is beautiful and exactly as pictured. Parking requires an off platform payment on a weird third party web site. I was charged 50% more per night than the garage charges customers. I actually felt this was fair for the trouble of leaving a pass for me. After booking there was also a contract and ID upload requirement that was sketchy, the signing software didn't work and had an error. Alex arranged an in person ID check and signature for me, the assistant was late and it was inconvenient. This overall experience was the opposite of what I expect from Airbnb. Very impersonal, rude communications, and a beautiful corporate style place that was unfortunately not good for its primary purpose--sleeping. Alex has a ton of rules, on check out you are required to parse an evernote document and leave towels in a bathroom hamper and lock a patio door, among other instructions. But there is no hamper in bathroom and the patio door does not lock (which on its own is an issue), so you get the idea from my review, this was not a happy Airbnb experience for me, despite the property being nice. Your mileage may vary. Caveat emptor. Blah, blah. I'll end on a positive, this place is right down the street from some very cool places, like the rooftop bar at Ace hotel, an Acai Bowl place (Juice Crafters) and Little Damage which based on the lines is the most popular frozen yogurt place in Los Angeles if not America. Hopefully Alex can provide a more personal experience in the future and maybe the compressor in the bedroom can be fixed, if that happened, maybe this would be worth it.