Phoenix West 2506 - Three bedroom Beach Front Condo

Loved the property, great communication with rental and front desk. The condo was extremely comfortable and gorgeous. We had one tiny thing that needed fixed during stay, and it was remedied immediately. My only ask is- need cutting boards and spaghetti utensil- otherwise well stocked kitchen. Love that the property has security but each person has different rules for pool and wrist bands- made it confusing. Beach is so close, pool is great, parking was easy.

We were very glad there was such a nice variety of pools to play in as an alternative to the ocean on days when the water had rip current warnings & jellyfish. The living room also had a nice layout for a 3 generation family visit. The place was clean & nice. Beds were very comfortable. Kitchen was basic, but good. We wish a few more disposable items had been included for the price. There were only 2 trash bags for the kitchen bin, 1 roll of paper towels, 1 roll of toilet paper per bath, no handsoap or kitchen soap (although there was some dishwasher detergent), and no coffee filters. There is no cell reception in the building, as I expected. But there was also not a password secured wi-fi, so we couldn't set up wi-fi calling or log onto my work sites. We arrived late on day 1, so on day 2 we did communicate with the internet provider who setup a temporary password for us. However, it was then apparent the internet was too slow to even load basic google searches. The internet provider came on day 3 & replaced the router. The management was no help in these matters. We reported several maintenance issues late on day 1, and only the balcony door lock was addressed. Management told us to call and report the issues to the front desk, so I did notify them both. The broken blinds, broken DVD remotes, broken kitchen trash can, missing toilet paper holder, jammed master French door, living room blind/shades out of their tracks, and blinking kitchen bar light were not addressed.

Easy

We did have issues with cell communication and I termed access. This needs to be looked at.