Complessi di appartamenti a Beach Cities San Diego County

“Really nice place and location. Rental is well done and kept very nice. Only negative to be aware of is that parking is shared with other units so parking in front of the rental is not always available. But we never had too much trouble finding parking on the street nearby.”

“Let me start by saying I live out in the country in Colorado. I'm not used to all the people and all the noise. Hearing the ocean from the room was a beautiful thing, but I did not enjoy the rest of it. The weather was very warm and the condo could have used air conditioning. Fans just didn't get it. I got to spend my time with my daughter and granddaughter which made it all worthwhile.”

“Super cute, clean unit, and beach parking is an amazing perk (iykyk). Molly’s for coffee and breakfast is right next door. The beach is quick steps away. Thanks for a great stay! ”

“There was no air conditioning and the property is directly across from a noisy bar, so you can choose to have all the windows closed and be hot or open the windows and be unable to sleep. The beds were futons with no sheets. The kitchen table and chairs were patio furniture. The sense of the place is the host putting in the bare minimum effort. It was a very disappointing experience and I recommend people instead stay at one of the many other places in the area.”

“The condo was very nice and extremely close to the beach. We really enjoyed having 3 nice, updated bathrooms and 3 bedroom. The kitchen was stocked with everything needed. I liked having assigned gated parking, since parking is difficult in the area. I would stay there again! ”

“You really can’t beat the location. It’s just steps from the beach. The place itself was clean, spacious, and fully prepared for our stay. The property manager was easy to reach and even checked in with us before arrival, which we appreciated.That said, I do think the listing and photos give the impression that this is more of a standalone condo like many of the other properties on the street. In reality, it appears the building was subdivided into multiple units and feels more like an apartment...