We had to relocate from WPB due to a plumbing issue with the air b&b we were at so we relocated to Tali’s place. Upon arrival there are 2 buildings. We went to our building to find that valet wasn’t doing valet duties. Which is expected during the pandemic. They gave us a piece of paper for our car and told us we needed to go to the other building to the management office to get our passes and bracelets. This was also explained in our information emails. The problem was that all the doors were locked and staff directed us to the wrong place twice. The staff in the office were rude and continued personal conversations while “assisting” guests. We finally got everything we needed and went to unload our car only to be yelled at by what seemed to be a manager for parking our car by the service doors (everyone else was too). When we went inside we wanted to use the carts for our luggage. In order to do this you must take the front desk your drivers license and you will get it back when you return the key. I was really frustrated by staff members and I understand that Tali has no control over their behaviors but it was horrendous. We did meet a security officer who was brand new, but amazing and helpful.
As far as the room goes it was clean. You could tell though, that it was set up with the bare minimum. We didn’t have trash bags for the trash cans and had to purchase our own. We were provided dish washer tablets, silverware, bowls, cups, and other cooking objects. There are 2.5 bathrooms which is nice. The beds are hard as a rock. Not my preference but some people do enjoy that. The view of the ocean was great. It’s actually what made us choose Tali’s place. Unfortunately for us the price of this space was nearly $1000 more for less nights than our air b&b at WPB. A little highly priced but I suppose it was spring break.