We loved staying in Sports Village and would stay there again, but not in this apartment. The space itself was more than adequate for a family of 6. It was larger than a hotel room and had laundry and large pool, just what we needed since we spent very little time at the room itself. The recliners and fold out bed are new and were surprisingly comfortable. The kids loved the bunk beds in the closet--a great hideaway. The quirky air conditioning situation noted by other guests (no vent in bedroom, requiring you to leave the bedroom door open) wasn't an issue. We stayed plenty cool in 110 degree weather.

That said, however, there were 3 things that would prevent me from staying here again: 1) The carpet was filthy, with a track worn right down the middle of each room in the main traffic path around beds and doorways. I refused to walk on it barefoot. 2) The kitchen was all but unusable for cooking, stocked only with a few dull knives, no cooking utensils, and a hodge podge of cookware. We managed with cereal and toast for breakfast and sandwiches and fruit for lunch, but there was no way we were cooking dinner there. We went out instead. 3) Lastly--and this was the last straw--the bathroom smelled of mildew and stale urine. It was poorly vented and probably has been since construction, meaning it hasn't dried out properly since it was built in 1984. The smell assaulted my nose every time I walked in. Although the tile has been updated, the bathtub and toilet are in need of repair.

Honestly, I could handle wearing shoes and even plan ahead to bring the cooking items I need, but there's nothing to be done about that bathroom. I took a chance on this place but I won't be coming back. When you read through reviews notice that everyone says it's great "for the price." In short, the place sports new-ish furniture and decor but has not had new carpet in ages and has not had a kitchen or bath remodel in 30+ years. I won't argue that this apartment is better value than a similarly priced motel room; however, I'm willing to pay a bit more for a place that is thoroughly updated and better maintained.