I booked this without seeing any reviews, so I knew it could be risky but I felt it’d be ok. I must say the stay was pleasant. Communication was great, location was PERFECT. If you have a car you get a free space which really makes it valuable (I didn’t but I liked I could walk everywhere). The Peruvian restaurant 7 tables is one of the best on the boardwalk and HIGHLY recommended. See my yelp review for more details on that. Everything in the room is brand new but very cheap. I expect a lot of things will break very fast and I recommend contacting them right away if they do. I feel they are new to air bnb and learning about the hospitality expectation. For example there 4 forks, butter knives, and spoons. There’s no sharp knives at all so cutting my limes was difficult. Also they say if you stain the towels it’s a $50 fine which I’m sure the small towels they provide cost all of $6 a piece. They were so small that I had to use the beach towel for my shower. This is something I’m sure they will replace. They just need a few small adjustments to get 5 stars from me. The provided Amenities felt like a cheap roadside motel, the space however is pretty nice and the balcony is clutch! If you plan on doing a bunch of cooking this may not be your spot, but if you want to enjoy the beach, the boardwalk, with everything at your fingertips, then you will be very happy! Other tips: Walk down one block and there two cafes on the street with the big new hotel/condo. The first one is more a general store and the one down tue street is better for breakfast, coffee…etc. Keep going and cross AIA (the main road) and get some sweets at GG’s bakery. Mini cookies are great. Walk down a few blocks and try Le Tub right before sunset. Funky jungle themed restaurant bar with a very fun atmosphere and sunsets on the water. Frankie’s bar is open until 2, past Margaritaville. You can take the water taxi to ft Lauderdale and should of you have the time. Get food stuff before you arrive at Publix grocery a few miles away.