I wanted to write a pro and con list but the only pros were that the unit had a bed, bathroom and refrigerator. the unit is really dated and most of the fixtures including shower head seem original to the late '70s/early '80s.
among the things the unit is lacking: washer/dryer; dishwasher (and there's no stopper for the sink so it makes washing all your dishes by hand extra fun); no AC in the bedroom and there's no airflow to bring it from the living room. The sole AC unit is on a timer, so you can only get 4 hours of cooling at a time. Would they allow the renters to only pay for the amount of time they actually spent in the unit? I think not--so let me have AC as much as I want so I don't come back in the afternoon to a sweltering hot unit.
there was a fly infestation for several days with 50+ dead flies scattered along the edge of the sliding glass door (inside the unit--so disgusting).
calls to the vacasa customer service line yielded little assistance and/or wrong info (which, when pointed out, the rep said flippantly, "oops. my bad." they ultimately directed me to the local on-site staff, but couldn't give me a local phone # so I had to physically go to the on-site office. a request for maintenance that I made on day 1 of my stay? maintenance finally showed up 8 days later.
I paid almost $400/night including fees for this rental (this was during Ironman so everyone jacked up their prices). if you're thinking about paying more than $100/night for this unit, think again or else you will definitely not get your money's worth.