The Line Collection in Los Angeles, California

“Place was in a great location, a little sparse on kitchen ware but otherwise a nice place to stay for the month.”

“This place was the perfect place for a 2 month stay. I was able to walk to work and felt comfortable in my own place.”

“It was really great staying there”

“Photos don't show that there's a locked door connecting you to another unit. Privacy is nonexistent as smells and noises come straight through. Check-in: Wrong entry code was provided. Host did not pick up the phone for their emergency line, responded hours later. Location: I wouldn't have booked this if I realized where it was. It's off of Hollywood Blvd where the walk of fame is, so vehicle and pedestrian traffic sucks. Noise: Next unit neighbors extremely loud at all hours of night Cleanliness: Bathroom curtain was moldy, constant smell of weed and smoke from next unit. Amenities: Listing makes it clear that they don't provide anything. All they have is furniture and a couple of towels, so you'll be spending quite a bit of your own money to get settled in. Bedding is lacking too. No blanket, only a thin sheet. WiFi went out for the last week. You have to pay a lot for laundry. Parking: No parking provided, as mentioned in the listing. You will not be able to get permit parking”

“I had an extremely disappointing stay at this Airbnb. When I arrived, the comforter had what appeared to be blood or red wine stains on it, which was very unsettling. My unit frequently smelled of cigarettes or marijuana coming from neighboring units. When I told maintenance, they said they could not do anything about other residents’ behavior. The noise level was extremely disruptive — both from other residences and from cars on the street. Pool and shrubbery maintenance started around 7:30 a.m., making it difficult to sleep in or get any real rest after noisy nights. The biggest issue was the late-night partying. Other tenants during the work week would throw loud, raucous parties starting as late as 3:00 a.m. and going until 6:30 a.m. When I contacted building management, I was told to call the police because there was nothing they could do. Over the course of the entire month, I only had about five peaceful nights. Overall, this was not a restful or comfortable stay.”