The apartment is clean, spacious, and pretty. It’s a good location, right on the beach, with beach access. The apartment is not in walking distance to the Hollywood boardwalk, but there are other businesses nearby to compensate. The shower is a little tricky, the television in the bedroom is dysfunctional (but the one in the Livingroom works fine), and there was no soap in the bathroom when we arrived (but it was supplied immediately). Compared to other Airbnb apartments that we stayed in - it’s superb. The problem is that it’s an apartment in a mega-building that is run by a management company – causing a number of inconveniences. Check-in can take more than an hour, as you are sent to a “registration office” at the far end of the building and stand in a long line of new-commers. You pay $75 for parking, and then told that “there are no more decals” and you have to ask the person at the lobby to let you in and out every time. Not a tragedy. Then you pay another $60, nonrefundable, for two electronic keys that let you though the building doors, to the pool, and to the beach. The keys are tiny, and made to get lost, but that’s alright. However, on the third-day, the keys suddenly stopped working. My wife and I were locked outside on the beach, unable to get back to the building. I climbed the gate, walked up to the pool-side of the building, and used the intercom to ask them to send someone to let my wife in. They refused (!) and suggested that she should use the public access and go through the street to come back to the lobby. We later asked for our $60 back, and were told that they will give us back $30. We agreed. But then they asked my wife to show them her key, and refused to give it back. The host was notified about all of these issues throughout our stay, and apologized repeatedly, but did nothing either to help or to compensate us.