We really wanted to enjoy our stay more than we did. We spent much more additional money than we felt was necessary on "the essentials" (including bee and wasp spray for the entrance to the unit since we got stung repeatedly upon exiting and entering) and the preparation of the apartment felt a little rude (not enough supplies like toilet paper, drinking water, soap, light bulbs, etc...). The unit feels like it hasn't been lived in at all, in that it's missing many practical components to a livable home (i.e., no dish drying rack, can opener, coffee, oven mitts, salt/pepper, coffee table in the tv room, nightstand on both sides on the bed, recycling bin, etc..). It felt like we couldn't do anything without realizing that we were missing at least 1 "essential" item, which was very frustrating. For $1,500 for a 12 day stay, it was not worth it.