Beckett P.
The pull-out bed was unusable. Its mattress had large dark stains that looked like mold or water damage, and there was more discoloration and rust underneath when we turned it over. That felt unsanitary for a rental costing $796.63. The unit seemed neglected in many other ways too. The walls had stains and marks, and the living room ceiling had dark patches and visible cracks that might have been moisture damage. The vent was dusty. There was a dehumidifier, but the air was so humid when we entered that the carpet felt damp. Even the number sign outside looked dingy, with the “2” drawn on in red marker. In the bedrooms, the small-room blinds were broken and their chairs were stained and dated. The master curtain was broken, the bed was very hard and had no headboard, and there was no ceiling light, just mismatched bedside lamps. The closet was packed with old decorations, leaving no room for luggage. The furniture was old and awkwardly arranged, the lighting was dim, and random dining chairs took up space. The listing photos made the place look more inviting than it was. We also found streaky, dirty windows that made it harder to enjoy the ocean view, which was one of the main reasons we booked. The TVs were small and old, the surround sound didn't work, and there were barely enough towels and only one or two thin blankets for cold nights. The thermostat was hard to control, there were no garbage bags, and the whole unit gave a neglected impression. For that price, I expected a clean, maintained rental. This felt more like a dated budget motel. I have photos of everything I mentioned.
