The location of this unit is great but that's about all it has going for it, unfortunately. Only two blocks to the beach and there are a handful of delicious restaurants and coffee shops nearby (check out Olive's cinnamon rolls!). However, this unit and its management were disappointing. I had trouble finding the parking spot upon arrival and I messaged the hosts for help as the listing specifically states to do. I was told to "look at the photos" (which are not helpful when google maps directs you to the small street behind the building and you're unfamiliar with the area as most airbnb guests will be). I asked for directions and shared what I saw nearby and was told "I don't know where you are." So, FYI, parking is on Mission Blvd right before Liverpool Ct. You have to drive up on the curb to access the spot. Liverpool Ct is an alley that can not be driven on. If you are planning to use the parking space, get a compact car. The spots are unusually narrow, so narrow that even with our sub-compact rental, we parked on the street one day because we would not have been able to exit the vehicle from the parking spot. The unit is on the second floor with exterior steps. The inside layout is as the photos show. The condition seemed worn and kept up only to minimal standards; there were no towel bars or hooks in the bathroom but there were unpainted spackle marks on the wall where a towel bar presumably used to be. The shower curtain liner was pink with mildew. The bedroom frame creaked with every move and the headboard was loose to the point of breaking. The sheets were a satin-y polyester (not great in CA heat) and the fitted sheet had a burn hold on it. It's frustrating because with a bit of care, this place could be much more comfortable. Beyond the condition of the unit, it's hot inside. There is a ceiling fan in the bedroom and an electric fan available to be used elsewhere but it did not help enough to rest comfortably.