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This was a very nice apartment for rent.”The Landing” is a company who rents apartments from a complex and furnishes the apartments to rent out for one night or for a month or more. Everything was spot on! Some places you rent for short term, they ask you to wash your bedding etc before leaving. None of that! It’s a very quiet community, dog park, pool. However, you cannot get help from the apartment complex with your codes etc. It’s a sublet apartment. Codes and wifi you must contact “The Landing” and not Expedia or the “Arcadia apartment office” When you check in to the Landing online, they will take you through everything. Thankfully I did screenshot each page I checked because I was never able to access their app that they ask you to download and use. You need to save the key code for the front door that you are given. Save it because everytime you need to go in the building, you must use. Then you will have a code for your apartment door. The door has a “smart door lock”. We had never seen one of these. We were totally stumped at first. They don’t explain it. It’s an all black door knob and all you need to do is touch the knob and it will light up with white numbers like a clock and you punch in the code to the apartment. You do need to turn the deadbolt away from the door jam to unlock. When you leave, make sure you deadbolt the door.

Everything was clean , and exactly how it was supposed to, the only disappointment was any of the 3 tvs work! We call and they supposed to sent somebody to fixed it and never went, and no blender .

First of all, Iris at check in and check out was great! She is so friendly and had everything in order. The room was not fancy or updated but sufficient and clean. Secondly, could not beat the view, the literally “walk out to the beach” or the quaint feeling of being in between two towering condos. We had a blast. Thank you Iris!

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They make unreasonable demands, and the service is terrible; the employees act like they own the hotel. Children can't wear the wristbands because they keep falling off, yet if staff see them in the pool, they demand to see the bands—they won't even let you use the pool towels without one. I don't think every single family member needs to wear a wristband; just the person who rented the room should be enough. Also, the stove didn't even heat up.