I’ll start with the positive:
The owner communicates great. When we needed something, the service was good.
The buildings amenities are great. Nice tennis court and pool.
Good at pool is good, but pricey.
The valet parking system is fantastic.
Now the negative:
The elevators are a huge waste of time. They take forever. Something I’ve never seen before.
The building is right next to a drawbridge, and when it raises, the bell goes off multiple times a day, sometimes multiple times an hour. So it’s not so cool to relax by the pool and listen to a bell all day.
The room isn’t as nice as in the pictures. We felt like we’d been catfished. It needs a paint job, and when we arrived, the carpets and floors were dirty. The place could look very nice, but right now looks used..
The sofa converts into a bed, which isn’t comfortable, and is only big enough for a 6 year old. And the sofa has vinyl covering. really?! I’ve never seen that in a hotel.
We ran out of toilet paper, dishwasher soap, towels after three days.
We had to buy laundry detergent, dish-towels, paper towels. This being my first Air-B&B experience, I’m unsure if this is normal.
We had to ask for a toilet brush… ?
There’s no place to put soap and products in the shower, so everything gets placed on the floor.
They should change cleaning staff. The dishes and glasses and utensils were spotted.
When you open the patio door, the front door whistles, it’s annoying.
The beach isn’t very wide, and the chairs of the hotel are packed together like sardines.
So although the owners seem very nice and helpful, I wouldn’t rent this room again. Too expensive for what it is. If it were 250$ per night (during March break) that would be reasonable.