When I booked the property the description did not reveal that this is a double wide in a mobile home community. By personal preference I would not have booked had I known this. I wanted a traditional subdivision for walking and this was outside my comfort zone. The photos show a patio area and the description talks about an area friendly for dogs. I was surprised to find that the patio is actually the front yard adjacent to a busy street and is not the same area enclosed to keep in pets or children. The dog run is on the side, rocks only, and not visible from the patio. The woven blinds in the living area and the master bath area do not provide privacy at night. With lights on inside, someone outside can see right in. The 40+ year old home itself had a stale, old odor that no amount of room spray would cover for long. There were some cobwebs on the ceiling light fixtures and dust in the multiple artificial plants in the interior. The views of the trailer park are depressing. There are old tires, trash cans, clothes lines, rocks, other trailers and multiple types of patched together fencing. I'm still puzzled as to why the high "holiday" rate was warranted on this property. Another thing not revealed in the listing is that there is a service fee tacked on at the time billing is presented. In my case it was around $82 adding to the feeling of being ripped off on this deal. Some attention is needed to ambiance since it was a turnoff to see a can of Bed Bug and Flea spray and a grease receptacle on a storage shelf outside the laundry room. The refrigerator door was full of opened jars and condiments which most people would not want to use. There were some expired canned goods in the pantry. On the plus side, there are 2 nice TVs with DirectTV, good internet, a good master mattress and ample towels provided. This property may be fine for people seeking a lower budget place for their own reasons but I feel it was oversold on the listing and not a property I would want to stay in again.