This place was nice. We did appreciate staying here. It was a flip and had some more up to date amenities.
Unfortunately we never got to watch TV at all during our entire stay as the remote was not present and then when we did finally get a remote…no batteries were provided. This was a major miss…for a 5 day stay. This was also the only TV so we were stuck just trying to keep each other occupied.
A minimal amount of hangars were in each bedroom and we had to request more, which also took a couple days to get in. They were velvet hangars which didn’t make much sense, but at least we could hang our clothes for the week.
There was also hair in the bathrooms (I’m practically bald and there were very lengthy hairs around the house).
It seems this house is managed by a company and although responsive and nice people, there seems to be a disconnect between their mgmt team and housekeeping as the issues I let them know about seemed to be unknown and at one point the mgmt company told us the cleaning crew may not have told them things.
The kitchen is very limited on appliances, extras, utensils, etc. It is very understocked! The fridge was dirty and the ice maker had brown/black residue in the ice maker (which didn’t work anyway). We had to buy a bag of ice. Filter water maker in fridge didn’t work either and made loud noises.
There was also a homeless person by the garage. It made us feel unsafe and concerned, but we didn’t notice the person later…seems they just hang around the neighborhood. We’re not in to that sort of thing.
The backyard was full of cobwebs and undesirable insects…which was weird because even after the house had been cleaned and landscaping people came early in the AM (waking me up), they still somehow missed the dozens of spider nests in clear view. We ended up cleaning the patio of many that we found. We couldn’t enjoy the patio knowing there were so many spiders just hanging out.
We would stay here again, but it does need serious attention, homeless people control and TLC. It’s being treated as a rental, but it’s missing the comfort and touches that make it feel like a home…as well as the safety concerns knowing others camp out just feet away from you.