The listing says "glamping." What the listing doesn't say is that there are 3-4 units he rents with 1 shared bathroom. The photos posted look beautiful, and it really is. But it is in a terrible state of disrepair and overgrowth. The pool walls are covered in algae. The Adirondack chairs shown are so overgrown with vegetation that they are unusable. My 7 foot by 7 foot unit had electrical cords strung about, with much of the floor covered with them. It was quickly apparent that the cords had not been moved in months or years so the floor was filthy. The listing states keypad check in. That's true with some units, but not mine. I had a cheap padlock. And the gate where you enter into the back yard is secured by a wire loop that you lift off to enter. Then you will need to drag the gate open because its not hung properly and the bottom drags on the ground. Easy fix, but I could list 20 things that are easy fixes that were just not done. Dollar for dollar I would recommend a low end hotel over this place. Sharing a bathroom with so many others was difficult. I waited over an hour to get in there one morning. And before booking, get a tape measure and see how big 7x7 really is. Smaller than a shed. Did I mention the cockroaches? I killed 3 in one day. I mentioned pest control to Jim and his comment was "In this climate you are going to have bugs!" That may be true, but roach traps would likely solve the worst problem but there were none present. He did state that he does a pest service twice a month. I highly doubt that is true.