Our stay at Taylor Property's Seascape condo was okay. There are many great things about this place: it was very clean, there is a full kitchen, the living area is very spacious, etc. We had a couple hiccups on our stay that made it less enjoyable than we wanted it to be. First, Taylor Properties is VERY responsive with communication. This was impressive and allowed for the problems to be resolved as quickly as possible. We were in town for two nights for a wedding weekend. On our first night there, we went for a walk on the beach before going to the rehearsal dinner. We got back to the place and our key didn't work! We had only used one of the two keys to let ourselves in initially...I would suggest to guests to test both keys upon arrival. I called Taylor Properties and they were very responsive - and sent us to the front desk to get a replacement (they would have driven one over, but we needed to get to our rehearsal). Seascape Resort charges $100 to rekey a credit-card style key! Taylor covered it in this case which was awesome of them. But just a warning - if you lose a key card - you'll owe $100. Crazy, Seascape! We were still a little late to the rehearsal but it was fine. The other bummer was that the shower was really backed up....so for both our Friday and Saturday showers we were standing ankle deep in dirty water - yucky. Again Taylor Properties was very responsive about this, but since we let them know about it on a Friday at 5pm, we had to wait until Noon the next day for them to get a plumber out. If you book directly through Seascape Resort, maintenance could have come fix it immediately. In the future, even though you save a little money going this route, I think I would book directly to have access to maintenance and other amenities. The place itself was pretty nice - where they have remodeled it was great - kitchen, shower/sink area, floors. But parts of this place are still outdated and feel like an old hotel, like the toilet (that has a hard time flushing), blinds, windows, furniture, etc. Wouldn't stay there again, but it wasn't terrible. Would have liked some compensation for the shower thing, but didn't ask for it and they didn't offer, which was fine. But at $660 for two nights, we felt a little jipped.