I was extremely frustrated trying to enter the building upon arrival! The main door required a key fob for entry. We arrived late and the lobby was empty. We stood outside trying to get in for what seemed like forever! Finally, someone let us in. We felt like we were on the show, Escape Room. After finally getting upstairs and figuring out how to get the door open our first impression was of dismay as the unit was much smaller than what the pictures made it look like. The bathroom wasn't clean. I said, “I guess we will be wearing shower shoes and no baths.” I was disappointed, to say the least as I had brought bath bombs and knew immediately that it wasn't going to happen. The picture has one queen bed and a sleeper sofa. There was not a sofa but rather another bed. The beds crowd the space. They did have a beach umbrella and chairs and a couple of beach towels. I had reached out to the management company before our trip to find out what was needed and what was in the condo. I didn't get a response back each time I tried to get a hold of them I was ghosted! The first day We were there I opted to open the window for fresh air and the entire window pane came completely out!?!? When it came out it ripped the curtains! The t.v. Wouldn't work or we were unfamiliar with the cable remote. Zero instructions on how to operate it. I reached out to Paradise about the window and the t.v. I was made to feel as though I had done something wrong! They finally sent a maintenance man late in the day. Which caused me to wait for him all day in the unit! A day lost! The bed was comfortable and the location and view of the ocean were superb. I found the cleaning supplies and cleaned the tub myself. Paradise offered to return 50.00 for the inconvenience and offered to let me park in the spot in the garage for the weekend. The remainder of the stay was great.