When we pulled up to the building my words were "what the hell have I done?" The building looks run down, the deck is collapsed, from the outside there is a room on the first floor where the blinds and in bad shape. Overall, the outside is scary to someone just pulling up and walking around. We arrived early and pulled away and began researching other options knowing that we'd lose our money on the stay. Because it was "Easter break" most everything was sold out or so expensive we just couldn't take the loss and put out more money. We drove back and my wife and I looked at the inside of the room. It's obviously a very old facility. The ceiling is peeling, the TV is the size of a computer screen, again everything is VERY old and there was an open bag of ice in the freezer (among other things). And, I asked the host about any issues with the neighborhood (because we just didn't feel safe) and the host said never any issues unless it was just one person and they apparently know that person. Not having a choice, we stayed for 3 nights. Now the positives: the communication was great (except they show the positive pictures and none of what I just wrote). The room was clean. It is close to everything and within walking distance to Pier 60 and plenty of eating places. We parked truck and didn't move it for 3 days (and nothing happened to our vehicle.) Not right for us but may be for you - price is right but you get what you pay for!
