The home was nice and neat, as well as fully stocked. The yellow bulbs in the bedroom made the room dark for my taste. My biggest issue is that the description said it was wheelchair accessible. The host, once contacted, indicated it wasn't included in the description. I did a screen shot that verified it was in the description, which is why we rented it. The host did assist us by letting us know how to get a delivery to the condo. We had to order from Amazon a mobile ramp, which cost over 200.00. The condo has two 7" steps. My son couldn't get in unless he was bumped up with his wheelie bars off and assisted by two people. Leaving out he had to wheel backwards with the wheelie bars off and a front assistant to make sure the foot rest didn't hit the concrete. Additionally, since it wasn't wheelchair accessible, he couldn't take a shower, nor could he come and go when he wanted. Going out to the patio was the same issue. Wheelchair accessible means a person in a wheelchair has the ability to move and have access like a person walking. In order to claim wheelchair accessible, the condo must me ADA requirements, especially if it is being used commercially.