This was a okay apartment that was adequate for our needs. On the positive side it is located in a nice neighborhood with off-street covered carport and easy access to the ground floor. It was clean, except for a mildewed shower curtain. We found a new curtain in a bathroom drawer and installed it with Plushy’s permission. There were a couple of maintenance issues including a burned-out light bulb in the hall wall scone (we replaced), and a sticking bathroom door. Not major issues but we wondered why the cleaning crew hadn’t picked up on them.
The apartment is an older unit that seemed to have recently been upgraded. In my opinion, It is stretch to advertise it as “LUXE” (as in luxurious) and “Modern”. The old cabinets and things like the range hood were covered with a thick layer of paint rather than upgraded. A number of other imperfections were painted over. The kitchen is furnished with basic utensil and dishes. Bring your own corkscrew, cheese grater, whisk. There is a microwave and pod coffee maker, but no dishwasher.
The furnishings were pretty new and adequate, but more IKEA-like than “LUXE”. The bed was soft and sagged in the middle.
The main thing that impacted our enjoyment of the unit was the guest rule. We were there visiting family and it would have been nice to have been able to have my son or granddaughter visit occasionally (just day visits not overnight). The “rules” state that visitors must be pre-approved. When I requested pre-approval, I was told that visitors were not possible because the maximum occupancy was 2 persons. In all the vacation rentals that I have ever rented, I have never heard of a restriction on casual daytime visitors (with the exception of parties of course). If I had understood this restriction before I committed to the rental, I would not have rented this unit and I will not rent it again.
Despite this misunderstanding I will give the unit 3 stars (okay) because it otherwise met our basic needs.