202 Clairière

The balcony and the location were the only things I liked. It’s about a five-minute walk to the resort, but nothing else felt worth the $1,600 I paid for two nights in unit 106. The place was extremely dirty. Dust covered the carpets and rugs, enough to make me think they could trigger asthma, and the sofas were both uncomfortable and filthy. There were lots of pests and insects in the kitchen, though I don’t know how they were getting in. The beds were uncomfortable, and the worn bedspreads and comforters smelled bad. When I picked up a comforter, I found rolled-up spiderwebs between the sheets. There wasn’t any dishwasher soap or pods, despite my checking every inch of the place. There was no air conditioning, and none of the thermostats seemed to work.