This was a case where the experience didn't come close to matching the expectations set in the description and photos. We walked in after checking in, and were gone within five minutes of setting foot into the condo.The experience started off with a reception desk that was unhelpful. The young girl working the check-in clearly didn't want to be there. When we asked which tower, she had no clue.We navigated through trash and litter from the parking garage to the elevator. On the elevator, the fake wood paneling was falling off, and the light was flickering like a horror movie. The whole lead-up to the room was sketchy.We got off on the 11th floor to more bad lighting. The view was OK looking toward WDW. The condo entrance is tucked in an unusual hallway; it wasn't bad, but off-putting.When we opened the door, we found a dingy, dark, and very outdated place. The first thing when you open the door is a hallway with odd bunk beds. We walked in a bit further to find a very small, wobbly dining room table, and furniture arranged similar to the photo. However, the furniture was not the same; it was older, stained, and gross.The kitchen fridge smelled horrible, and a cabinet door was practically falling off the hinges. In the bathroom, the bath rug was crusty, and the room had an odor. We tried to turn down the A/C, but never heard it kick on. We left quickly and found a hotel. I reached out to the host. She responded, but didn't make the experience better.