Nice location but:The unit is filled with worn-out furniture, most of which looks like it was purchased from a thrift shop. Nearly all of it is cheap and dated — more appropriate for a Motel 6 than a 450-per-night rental.There is not enough seating in the living room. For a unit advertised to sleep nine, there’s only seating for three — The VRBO listing photos depict a more complete and comfortable seating area, which does not match what’s actually there.The master bed was missing a bed skirt, exposing a stained and worn box spring. The lining under the box spring is detached and hanging to the floor. A blanket pulled from the closet was torn. The rug is dirty, frayed, and covers a squeaky floor with visible water damage.The master bathroom tub has mildew along the top edge. The curtain rod and shower head are heavily corroded. The shower head, clogged with mineral deposits, emits only a weak stream of water. The living room ceiling has visible water stains and separation cracks in the drywall.From the single tiny rock-hard bar of soap in each bathroom to the lone roll of bargain paper towels, the single dishwashing pod for a weeklong stay, one beach chair for two units, and one worn puzzle for entertainment — it all speaks to a minimum of effort to make guests feel welcome, and no effort to make them want to return
