The place was clean, and the pool was great. However, the one thing that I wish I knew before booking was that Julie only supplies “starter toilet paper, 2 garbage bags, hand soap at all sinks, and dishwashing machine soap”. She told me that “she provides more than most”. She also told me that she was sorry that I hadn’t been to many Airbnbs because I didn’t know that Airbnbs were not hotels. I have been to many Airbnbs with friends and family and this is the very first time that I felt like I was not “at home”. We go to Airbnbs for the reason of having the comforts of a home like being able to cook because I have celiac disease or being able to do laundry because I have 3 boys. At Julie’s place, you will have to bring shampoo, conditioner, body wash, laundry soap, garbage bags (if you will need more than what she provides), and most important of all, toilet paper. Because what you see there, is what you get. She only provides a roll per bathroom. You do the math. If you have 5 people and they all have to use the bathroom but there are only 2 rolls of toilet paper in the unit… well you get the idea. The other thing was, we tried to bbq on our second night there but decided against it because the grill was so dirty, I couldn’t even take a chance. During our stay the air conditioner stopped working on the first night. It was really stressful for me because I work in Delray Beach and had to get up early the next day and this happened at around 1 am. I barely slept anything and it affected my performance at work. This was not cool at all. However, after speaking with Julie and Airbnb support, the air conditioner started working again. The most important thing to remember is to make sure of what the total charges are. When we booked, we were in a hurry to find a place and quickly picked this place because we thought the price per day of a hundred dollars was right. Later we found out the cleaning fee costs what we paid to sleep there. Plus that’s not the only fee. So this is a heads up to check and triple check the cost breakdown before booking. We had a few things going on in our life when we got this unit. Our floors were being fixed in our home and our anniversary was on the second day of our stay, so we needed the unit for more than just a vacation and no, Julie did not acknowledge our anniversary at all. Every Airbnb that we have stayed at during a major life event like a birthday, has been made even more special by the host’s acknowledgment.