Michelle’s place was clean and centrally located. The tiny house is located in the gated patio and requires two passcodes to enter (one for the patio entrance, the other to the tiny house). You do have to park on the street and, as other reviewers mentioned, we also saw many homeless people in the surrounding area. The bed was pulled out prior to our arrival. So although the couch is pictured, you would have to put the bed up to use it. The tiny house was equipped with many amenities including a toaster, cooktop, dishes, utensils, shampoo, soap, and a hair dryer. However, the refrigerator was not cold upon our arrival. The hosts responded quickly and placed our food in their house refrigerator; however, it was certainly inconvenient having to message every time we needed our cold food. Once the refrigerator did get cold (apparently it was fresh out of the box), it froze our food and ruined a portion of it. Please be aware of this if you are bringing your own food. Additionally, there are no instructions regarding the location of the beach chairs. Be sure to ask the night before, as it took the host almost two hours to answer the morning we were needing them.