Laura's house was great. In a multi-million dollar neighborhood with very beautiful views. The furnishings are good for larger groups and everything you might need is provided in the kitchen. However, the big damper on the whole trip was that there's no AC. We came on a family vacation on Labor Day in September and it was 90 degrees and really really unbearable. I understand it was a heat wave, but none of us slept the first two nights so we sort of buzzed around like zombies during the day not really fully able to enjoy our vacation. Even with all the fans running inside as instructed, we still had to stay out on the patio until past 10pm to let the house cool because it still showed 87 degrees inside when we got back at 7pm. This is a good lesson for all of us on Airbnb. Even if the house is in a million dollar neighborhood, or if you are paying the equivalent to a 5 star hotel...buyer beware. The host said that I'm sorry, but you came in a heat wave and we did list no AC under amenities (which if you did take the time to read through every one of the 50+ amenities in small fonts, it does have AC scratched off), but really? You did such a great job providing instructions on how to do everything in the home. I mean, detail info regarding the spa temperature is written clearly under "other things to note", but nothing about AC. While all the other things were great, the fact that we were in 90 degree weather with no warning that there's no AC was put quite the damper on our once in a year family vacation at $400+ per night. Make sure you check the weather before you stay here.