The location is what you’re paying for, but for $200/ night we expect more. Being able to walk across the street to the beach was awesome! The condo was well stocked with spices and kitchen gadgets, zip locks and foil, which we find to be a blessing in Airbnb’s. Also there were many beach chairs and tennis rackets for your use. This is where the pros stopped. The cons were pretty annoying. No condiments (fridge was EMPTY) when we arrived didn’t even have ice, despite having an ice maker. The whole condo minus the sleeping areas had 6 inch 1980s pink tile that is so annoying to try and keep clean with the sand. No throw rugs and the condo wasn’t that clean to start with. Qtip on the bathroom floor, hair in the tub etc. Almost lost a thumb with their terrible quality kitchen knives. The two worst things were the master bed (oh so hard and felt very coil) and having to beg for tp during the corona virus outbreak. We were told we should have received 8 rolls for 8 nights and despite only reviving 4, we were only given an additional 2 rolls, for a total of 6...not 8. Under normal circumstances I would have just bought some at the store, but we literally couldn’t. So we spent the last half of our vacation snagging wads from public restrooms. Not ok for $200/night accommodation. The best bed is the full sized (not queen sized as the listing states) in the loft. This bed had a topper however, I wasn’t about to sleep with my husband on a full bed and give my kids the master/king bedroom. There are many more appropriately priced rentals in the area,
that I’m sure this issues would be addressed. I would stay there.