I booked this place for my wife and I based on its location and proximity to the beach. The apartment itself is in good condition and a two second walk to the beach, which is great. The listing says it can fit six people- you cannot sleep four people here comfortably, let alone six. It was the perfect size for the two of us. There are TVs in the living room and bedroom that have Netflix and other streaming apps. The wifi constantly cut out. The kitchen is fully stocked with what you'd need to cook and/or eat a meal.
We printed the guidelines/rules and read them on the flight over. We were surprised that there were roughly 12 pages of rules. These covered everything from not throwing parties and being charged for extra guests (which they seemed very concerned about so if you're staying here and plan on having people over, prepare to be charged) to extensive cleaning guidelines. Every single rule comes with an exorbitant charge if broken. (Including if you don't leave all the remotes out on the tables where you originally found them? Needless to say, we took pictures of the entire place before we touched anything.) Most of these rules didn't apply to us, since it was just two of us having a relaxing vacation. However, when it came to general cleanliness and the checkout process, we felt anxious staying there. We were nervous that the slightest thing (like a little sand in the bath tub) would lead us to be charged hundreds of dollars in additional cleaning fees. On top of that, we were already charged an inital $200+ cleaning fee but were asked to strip the bed, gather used towels, start a load of towels in the washing machine (which we didn't have), run the Roomba (which we didn't have), take out the trash, and load and start the dishwasher (only if you have enough for a full load- if not, soak dishes in the sink). They indicated that the initial cleaning charge was a "basic cleaning fee" so if anything beyond that was needed, we'd be charged. With the possibility of extra charges on top of already paying the cleaning fee, we would've rather paid the difference to stay at a hotel and not worry about cleaning and buying more toilet paper/soap/etc. We are naturally clean and tidy people, but we weren't sure what they would deem acceptable once we left. With that said, leave yourself plenty of time before the 10 am checkout to get all your cleaning chores done. If you check out late, you will be charged. :)
Upon our travel to the place, we've come to realize they have 22 pages of rules. These included lines and lines of things we were supposed to do before check-out, some being getting sheets off the bed and collecting towels. This would be more understandable if 1/3 of our payment wasn't the cleaning fee. They indicated that fee was only for basic cleaning so, anything beyond that was going to be charged to us. Before we enter the place, we had to investigate every corner of it and report any and all damaged things, otherwise, we were going to be held responsible and charged a fee as well (all stated in their rules), so we literally spent an hour and reported 2 things, one of which they knew but didn't fix based on maintenance person. Their rules were too general (probably for all managed properties) and that made it vague in cases where they said run the Rumba, which there wasn't one. They seemed unfriendly and next time I would rather stay at elsewhere. Keep in mind during checkout to give yourself enough time to tidy up the place before you leave, they might charge if you don't based on their rules.