Overpriced. And there were a few surprises I think prospective guests should be aware of.
It's a very dark space. only one side and front and back get some natural light. Photos are inaccurate in that regard.
It's on a very busy street. Dual paned windows and ear plugs don’t cut it if your house is 15 feet from the street and built of wood. The traffic drone is constant.
Everything is labeled with rules: don't run the fireplace for a long time, don't use the A/C and hair dryer or it'll blow a fuse...Who wants to deal with that hassle for 250$ a night?
Instead, for that amount, I expect a spotless place without labels telling me about everything I can’t do. But the window sills, lamps, patio and floor were all very dusty.
Bed sheets weren’t tucked in, just spread out on the mattress.
Also, if you're telling people the lights don't work, it means the electrical work is not up to code. That’s troublesome, considering the fire risk in So. Cal. and the amount of guests she has going through the place.