I am either the pickiest guest or the bravest, but here's the ultimate rundown of this Hollywood Hideout! The alley is tight, and it can be rather difficult to maneuver a larger vehicle into the parking area. There are people that reside in the guest house, and their vehicle overwhelms a considerable amount of the space. The gate is difficult to get open, so don't be afraid to give it a good push! When you enter the pin, be sure to press the lock symbol afterwards, and wait for the door to unlock itself. Be patient! To use the stove, hold your finger down on the power button for a couple of seconds. This Matthew dude has a crazy-cool speaker thing-y in his bathroom that is able to be connected via Bluetooth. Simply flip the switch to the on position, press the music button, and link your phone to the device. It has various light settings as well. I hate to say it but you're going to see bugs. If you don't want to see bugs, go to Alaska. But seriously, Matt tries his absolute best to see that those creatures are gone for good but Florida wins every time. I'm not from Florida and have never stayed in an Airbnb before, so I made sure to give Matthew a phone call to bring up my concerns (and even stressed them a tad to include my group's concerns). Matt responded immediately. There was a fan in the bedroom located on the right-hand side that needed to be operated with a remote. We weren't able to find it but if you ever have questions you should shoot him a text. The lighting is incredible. However, some of the lights wouldn't work—specifically in the dining room. The stools are adjustable. And no, it isn't you. His front blinds suck. Hopefully when you stay there, they'll be gone. If you're staying with roughly 4 or 5 people, bring additional towels and washclothes. Pull upwards on the washing machine door before you close it shut. The neighborhood is really neat. The people are laid-back, helpful, and they love their cool cars. It's like the cheap version of Hollywood, CA. The location is the perfect distance from fun activities, necessities, and jobs. I love that the area isn't tourist-y at all. You really feel ingrained into the community which makes it extremely hard to leave. You'll start to call the house home. I am absolutely moving to Florida. The beach is nearby, and there are plenty of great spots for taking photos. My modeling agent was able to photoshoot me within minutes away. You can't just take a quick stroll to the beach. The preferred methods of travel are via the free bus, the free golf cart (use the "Circuit" app), or an Uber. Safe neighborhood? Ehhhh- it's a suburb. A car slowed down and watched my friend and I walk by—who knows why. Safety in numbers. For whatever reason you're staying in this Airbnb, Florida is so affordable. All of the activities that I did were either free or dirt cheap. If you're feeling the city-vibe and hate the drive, take advantage of the free bus and swing on over to Miami where you might spot a celebrity. High-end brands that I recall from one of the malls were Louis Vuitton, Prada, Hermés, Fendi, Dior, etc (brands that you wouldnt find at a regular outlet). If you're like me and love the indoors and outdoors, also visit the Florida Everglades (1 hour drive). My group found an alligator, Florida hard, soft-shelled turtles, etc. One week isn't enough. Pay for two weeks. Overall, this house was 4 stars for me. Definitely worth visiting again but wasn't perfect. I have high standards. If you have any questions and want a woman's point-of-view you can message me too if that's possible. I pride myself on finding fun stuff to do. Hit that button and button and book, book, book! God bless : )