The listing photos made this condo look pristine, modern, and recently renovated. That is not what we got.This place is TIRED. The building is dated, and the workout room literally has books propping up the treadmill. The pool is tiny for the summer crowds, and both the pool and hot tub close at sunset.Rental chairs take up nearly the entire beach in front of this high-rise, leaving little room for your own unless you walk farther down. Renting chairs and an umbrella for the week costs around 500, and the crowds felt like spring break.The condo smelled strongly of mold as soon as we entered. The kitchen is tiny, and the furniture is worn, stained, and ready to be replaced. There were no beach towels, few extra towels, no hand soap, and a washing machine that could barely hold two towels. The dishwasher is also barely hanging on.The view was gorgeous and easily the best part, but the two slow elevators made getting to and from the 16th floor miserable.The listing also shows a beautiful newer golf cart. We received a rusty cart we named “Mater.” It was parked in standing water with the charging cable dangling nearby, and my husband was shocked twice unplugging it. Mater finally died near Baytowne Wharf on our last night, and strangers had to help us get back.I wish I had believed the lower reviews. This unit needs major updates and honest, current photos.