Unit was small and a bit tight, which was fine—except for the shower, which was extremely tiny. There was one window A/C unit in the dining area. We stayed during 90-degree days, so it ran on high constantly and was very loud—especially since it sat right next to the couch facing the TV. We had to turn the volume way up to watch movies. The couch was an uncomfortable fold-out with three cushions, and the sides sank toward the middle. There was no airflow in the bedroom. We found a floor fan, but it was broken; thankfully we had our USB camp fans. The bed was comfortable. There was no dishwasher, which was a bummer. The kitchen wasn’t fully equipped, but we made do. The grill was broken—we tried to fix it, but there was a major issue with the valves, and only the side burner worked. The bathroom smelled damp the entire stay after the first shower. Leaving the exhaust fan on didn’t help. There were only two bath towels. The dryer dial was very high; we had to use our camp step stool just to see the settings. There was no laundry detergent, but it was nice to have a working washer and dryer. The floor was vacuumed but not steam cleaned; we kept our shoes on because of that. The back door would only stay closed if the deadbolt was locked, and we also had to duck to get in and out. It was nice having a parking spot in the rear right next to the unit. Also, the unit was part of a duplex and shared a wall with another unit—I don’t think that was mentioned in the listing.