Me and my boyfriend stayed at Lulu's place for 2 days. The first thing you will learn when you come inside the house is what you are allowed to do and what not. The second thing will be that you will have to hand over your device to get connectet to the wifi (1 per person). It is not allowed to get wifi for more than one, that's why you are also not allowed to see the wifi password. In general that's not a problem but it creates a certain feeling of distrust, which should not be the case in my point of view.
It was also very confusing for us that this place had nothing to do with a typical airbnb accomodation (or at least what we expected). It works like a hostel. There are several bathrooms (which is nice) but all of them are shared. There are several people staying with you (in other rooms of the house). Which was also funny was the "5 minutes shower rule". I mean I fully understand that there is a drought in California, but that should be included in the price. This has never been an issue in any other place we have been in California.
I cannot tell you anything about Lulu because we never met her. Before we arrived we had the feeling of becoming a part of a family. This was how it was described in the "ad". But sadly it was a quite impersonal airbnb experience for us.
In total it is a good place to stay because you can reach every spot of the city quite fast by car but we didn't feel welcomed (because of the distrust and ridiculous rules).