Rent W Palm Beach

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The location is in an upcoming area, still developing but it’s close to two major supermarkets and right by the highway, which makes it convenient for getting around.

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There was a cockroach problem . I went to buy traps because i never saw a pest control person spraying the house. The cockroaches were in the kitchen and in our room. No, toilet paper gets provided. Watered down dish soap. No trash bags. I bought trash bags, cockroach traps and stronger soap for the house. Many of the dishes i used i had to wash first before i could use it. All lights are on a timer that gets very annoying. The house is very warm with a set temperature .The beds do not have duvets it has a blanket. My blanket smelled when i moved in and the bathroom mats were dirty. I had to ask for it to be washed. In 47 days the bathroom mats and blanket were washed once. I noticed that my bedding does not get changed every week. I did extend my stay not knowing that things wont change. I feel saving money gets more priority than guests comfort. I did not complain about everything because i noticed that residents in the house complained and not much was done. The cleaner comes once a week to clean 8/9 rooms so attention to detail cannot be practiced. I am a host myself and i definitely think this house has potential but many things will need to change.

DO NOT STAY HERE – COMPLETE SCAM

I wish I could give this place zero stars. This is one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had — avoid at all costs unless you want to waste your money and have a miserable stay. Let me break down the nightmare:

Location:

This house is located in the middle of a dangerous ghetto. There are prostitutes and homeless people right across the street, and the area is known for crime. It’s nowhere near any tourist attractions, and honestly, you’ll feel unsafe walking outside, day and night.

House:

The house has two floors with nine small rooms (4 downstairs, 5 upstairs), all double occupancy. The kitchen is supposedly “fully equipped,” but the dishwasher is off-limits — not that it matters, since some guests don’t clean up after themselves. The place constantly feels dirty and chaotic.

Privacy:

Forget about privacy — the walls are basically made of paper. You can hear everything from neighboring rooms at all hours of the day and night. Downstairs bathroom is shared between four rooms, including the owner. To make things worse, you’re expected to bring your own toilet paper — seriously?!

Price:

The price is an absolute rip-off for the location and the poor conditions. You’re paying luxury rates for a filthy, overcrowded hostel environment.

Laundry:

The listing shows a washing machine, but you’re not allowed to use it. The owner does the laundry once a week, mixing everyone’s clothes together, using barely any detergent, and returning them wrinkled and mixed up. Underwear has gone missing, and there’s no iron available. Bed linens are only washed every two weeks, and they still smell of previous guests.

Cleanliness:

This place is disgusting. There’s an outbreak of two types of cockroaches visible during the day — crawling over the kitchen table and utensils. The house is NOT professionally treated for pests. The towels are stained and ripped, the shower curtains are moldy, and there are flies in the sinks and bathroom.

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There is a page of rules, in order to keep the place orderly and to help people get sleep at night, so if you don't like to follow rules, you are better off elsewhere. Parking is only on the street, but space is almost always available, but one may have to walk a block at times. Most rooms have a bin for the refrigerator, so the space is limited if you are the chef type, but within reason, people find a way to make everything fit, (thank you "Door Dash" type guests).