For the nearly 6000 spent on these condos, the value and condition was significantly underserved. Upon arrival, we found not two, but four individual units (two efficiency BR/kitchenette/bath, and two one BR/kitchen/LR/bath) with various doorways to try and interconnect them. Cleanliness was abhorrent with previous guest clothing found in dresser drawers, childrens socks and hairtie with a hairball were found in a kitchen utensile drawer, floors and counter surfaces were not clean. My great granddaughters were crawling on the floor and their hands and knees turned black from the dirt residue. There were no sheets on the king bed. One of the patio doors was missing the handle to turn the deadbolt and could not be opened. Mold was found on a bath vent. Our group was dismayed and wanted to move elsewhere, but we felt stuck. All of this was reported to management, but with no response, we made a trip to Walmart to buy cleaning supplies and sheets for the king bed. We had multiple people in our group take 90 minutes to sweep and mop all floors, sanitize all counter surfaces, etc to get it to a livable condition. We purchased a screwdriver and wrench and eventually got the patio door open. But management presents this as a wonderful place, charges a fortune, but it's just lipstick on a pig.