The place looks so different from the photos that I probably wouldn't have booked this place, even for the view, considering the price. For that, I feel a bit scammed. The pictures should definitely be updated. The decor is quite tacky. The "kitchen" is pretty janky--some cabinets were clearly not assembled correctly. The rules are excessive and must be copied from somewhere because some don't even make sense (there's no dishwasher). It's kinda ridiculous to have rules about cleaning non-major messes when you charge a high cleaning fee. The shower door was installed backwards (the inside handle is on the side where you can't get out...). This makes entering/exiting the shower a hassle. A place charging $400/night should have correctly installed shower doors. I've stayed at airbnbs that were far more luxurious and had lower cost/higher value. I stayed in one the night before in San Diego and they even provided little coffee/tea packets. The other place I stayed at didn't have the view, but the beach was 5 min away. The other place was gorgeously styled and constructed and it was truly private. This place did not feel very private. It is in the basement/lower level of a house. I don't think this place can rightly be labeled as an "entire villa" or "honeymoon suite". also, locking the doors is more of a hassle than it should be. The instructions listed in the check-in were wrong; they said you only needed to lift one handle (not both). When I messaged the host, they first responded with "they're Anderson doors". If I have to ask, I clearly don't know wtf Anderson doors are. They aren't as common as the host apparently thinks they are. I've never used doors like that before in my life... Then the host said you have to lift *both handles*. Ok, so the instructions should be accurate in the first place.