Parking was a major issue. The unit has 5 bedrooms and 5.5 baths but only two parking spaces, and neither the property nor the booking agent could offer any alternatives. North Myrtle Beach seems to discourage vacationing families—there’s no overnight parking anywhere, only hourly public and private lots, which created a real problem for my family. We had several vehicles that had to park 5 miles away for a cost, and we were lucky to find that. The listing mentioned queen beds, but each room actually had a queen and a full, except for one king room. Several beds felt worn out and uncomfortable—my kids even woke up with back pain. The floors were dirty, and multiple items in the unit were broken. I sent photos, which the host acknowledged. Even the elevator didn't work on the first two days of our stay - unloading and walking up three flights of stairs did not help my disposition. That was not my ideal of a good start to a vacation with my family. I was extremely uncomfortable with the owner showing up unannounced during our stay. She claimed she was dropping off pots and silverware, but then proceeded to walk through the unit taking photos, even though I had already provided them. This was a clear violation of boundaries and completely unprofessional.On the positive side, my family of 16 still enjoyed our time together in North Myrtle Beach. Being together outweighed the inconveniences of the unit, but the property itself needs attention.