The issues with this apartment are with the hosts, the Beachcomber resort, not the actual apartment itself. After check in, which we weren't allowed to check in until an hour after the check in time listed on Airbnb, we got to the apartment and everything checked out. The next day, we went down to use the private pool at the apartment complex and there was a sign shackled to the pool that stated it was closed by the health department due to not meeting health code. I called the Beachcomber resort to ask why we were not told at check in or even before our reservation started that the pool was not available. The person I spoke to said that we could use the facilities at the resort for the week at no charge (normally $30/day for 2 people) but being pregnant and wanting to be secluded during Covid, walking across the street and down the block to go to a busier pool wasn't what was described in the listing. I also reached out to Airbnb to let them know about the situation, which I recommend anyone to do, and they took over handling the situation and agreed that the listing was not as described and worked towards a remedy. Once I had reached out to Airbnb, a manager from the resort called me and was very rude and basically threatened that if I didn't want to use the resort pool I could leave and find somewhere else to stay. He also continued to lie to Airbnb and state that I had "accepted his alternative solution" which was to use the facilities at the resort, in liu of any other solution, which I had not. Again, Airbnb handled the situation perfectly and I'm happy with the final resolution. All in all, don't book this place if you want to deal with resort staff who don't care about customer service at all.