First and foremost, this is a 2/1 efficiency. You have 2 pullout mattresses under the couch in the living room and 2 twin beds in used to be a front Florida room that was converted into a makeshift room that still opens to the front door. The parking is a hassle with a single drive lane that opens out to the streets and is shared by the back house that is also on Airbnb to rent. I had to literally call the cleaning manager Sylvia because I couldn’t get in touch with the owner each time I called and eventually had to find the owner of the vehicle as blocked us in from leaving on our check-out date. There is only one entertainment set throughout the whole home, ants that crawl through cracks on the wall for opportunistic trash dives in the kitchen, and JUST 1 shower which had half a glass screen that barely kept any overspray from the shower head from hitting the floor and creating a fall risk realistically. Outside there was nothing but a set of patio chairs and 2 tables. Realistically, this isn’t the place to be for me nor anyone that would stay here with a party over 3 that don’t carpool. Overall I felt bamboozled out of my $985 bucks for just three nights after realizing that I could get something more for the value in the exact same area. Time constraints forced my hand on this place and I was not satisfied at all with this place. This would better serve a family of 4 to lease more so than a random visitor to Miami or any stay-cationer on Airbnb. This was a rushed product that will only look to hurt your pockets and your feelings when stepping in to see walls with such imperfection and visible patchwork’s that show through the coverup of a paint. If you want my honest opinion, don’t bnb the place, it’s better off jumping in the rental market just based on the annoyance of traffic that’ll always work to ruin your time in Ft. Lauderdale. People in florida do not drive with your best interest in mind, and this place is just asking to get you into a car wreck every time you pull out or pull in. Save your money, learn from my mistake, and if it can’t be helped, get a hotel. I would be the one to state that this place would not even work for that same family of 4 if they were to bnb. Save the hassle.