I hope you don't expect much
I hope you don't expect much
Submitted: December 2, 2012
Stayed: August 2012
We walked into a filthy house. The ‘cleaning crew’ had not been there. The toilets had not been cleaned, or even flushed in at least one disgusting case. The dirty linens were still on the unmade beds. Bath towels were on the floor. We spent our first 6 hours washing bed linens and bath linens, cleaning toilets and sinks and floors. We were told the cleaning crew was indisposed, but they never showed up at all. There were dozens of trash bags in the attached garage and they were ripe. When we complained, someone came and moved the trash from the attached garage to the unattached garage, 50 yards away. The trash was never carried off the property. We arrived in mid-August and there were used 4th of July fireworks still in the trash pile. The disposal in the kitchen sink was stopped up, smelly and full because the motor is burned up. The display for the kitchen stove is still broken (see reviews from Summer 2011). The stove works, but not the display. Don’t lean on the kitchen island or you might push it out of place because it isn’t anchored to the floor. The garage door motor is still burned out (again, see earlier reviews of previous users). The pool-side Jacuzzi was green and only about three-quarters full. There are holes in the walls throughout the house. There is a light fixture hanging from the wires in the master bathroom. There are TVs in several rooms, but apparently the management only pays for one satellite subscription, as the other receivers are (still) not ‘authorized.’ The shower enclosure in the master bath is the smallest, flimsiest, cheapest enclosure available at Home Depot/Lowes, and that’s pretty much the recipe for the entire house. The plumbing fixtures don’t even have brand names on them, they’re so cheap. The white carpets are (still) stained in every room; and not just little spots, big huge stains. The dining room chairs are stained and dirty also. The thresholds between wooden floors are (still) missing in numerous cases, covered by old rugs. The broken window that we were told was fixed is still not replaced. The house is (still) full of burned-out light bulbs. The wood frame for the front door is rotting. The light fixtures outside the main entrance don’t work at all. The front door knob is about to come off in your hand. The doorbell consists of wires sticking out of the exterior wall. There are speakers in many rooms, but what looks like an attempt at a sound-switching system must have been designe
Helpful votes: 10/10
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