This apartment is in a great location, and Anna was very helpful, however this is one of those classic situations where you think you’re being hosted by a person and you’re actually being hosted by a big company that has a bunch of apartments. The initial address they gave us was not the correct address and we ended up having to drive to the second one we were given in a newer email, which was confusing. There was also an eviction notice on the door when we arrived, which was …. weird. Half the outlets in the apartment didn’t work, and neither did the overhead light in one of the bedrooms and one of the bathrooms. The heat would randomly come on when we were gone and when we got back it would be 85 degrees in the apartment. And, the sheets on the bed were literally the cheapest polyester material imaginable and would always curls up off the edges. The blankets were what I would describe as, like, paper lol. Like the type of blankets you would use for staging a home, not actually sleeping, unless you’re an 18 year old boy in a college dorm. Normally it’s like, whatever, it’s not a big deal, but for the cost of this apartment, you kinda want the bedding to be a little better and the outlets to work. Like cotton is good ya’ll, it’s not that much more expensive. Again, location is great, and the parking situation is too, but for the price you might as well just get a room at a beachfront hotel.