Overall, the place is clean and relatively stylish. The bed is comfortable. The kitchen is nice, for the most part, and the washer & dryer are fine.
There are some issues, however.
The bathroom towel rack is very loose; almost to the point where you’re afraid to hang the bath towel on it. The shower door leaks a lot of water; you’ll have to towel up the water after each use. The kitchen has a huge spot where there is wrinkling paint on the wall. The blinds are warped in many places, and many of the blinds are just a little too wide for the window, making them stick, and causing additional warping.
There was no wine opener/corkscrew, and the can opener was extremely cheap, like dollar-store cheap, and broke upon second use. I replaced it with a slightly better quality one.
The front door keyless entry lock stopped working. It actually dripped water when I opened the battery cover. I let them know, but they never fixed it in the 30 days I was there.
The front door sticks and is very hard to open; I’m guessing this is due to the humidity.
The privacy curtains on the front and back doors are very “grandmotherly”; way, way too old-fashioned compared to the rest of the mostly contemporary style.
The AC seems weak. You really can’t get it below 74F, which is livable, but not strong. You can improve your sleep by closing both pocket doors to the bedroom, as AC seems to concentrate there. But anyone sleeping out in the living room is out of luck.
There are no chairs for the front and back porch, which is a bit of a shame, as it makes those spaces useless.
One of the bedroom closet knobs pulls off with each use. I eventually figured out a way to tighten it, somewhat, for now, anyway.
There was a huge bag of trash sitting in a garbage bag on the back porch upon checkin. I eventually took it to the curb, but a new guest shouldn’t have to.
In summary, it’s an okay place for a weekend, but maybe not so much for a month-long stay.