The hype
The pools are great, but this specific unit is a disaster zone.
Book this if You are absolutely desperate for a pool-access crash pad and have lost your sense of smell.
Quick Take: A 'Hideaway' you'll want to hide *from*—this specific unit is a masterclass in deferred maintenance and misleading marketing.
Reviewed by @OnQueTravel2024: I booked this for a family trip and honestly, we couldn't wait to leave. No internet, mold in the bathroom, and amenities promised in the description just weren't there. The neighbor's balcony looked great, but ours was a mess.
The pools are great, but this specific unit is a disaster zone.
Multiple reports of the unit being 'outdated,' 'dirty,' and having a 'continuously running toilet' that management hasn't fixed.
“I am looking to book at The Victorian, but I specifically want a unit that has been renovated in the last 2 years and is NOT Unit 9306. Do you have any 'Premier' rated units available?”
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Yes, the 'Waterfall Lagoon' pool is heated during winter months, but the 'Paradise Cove' pool is not.
Yes, but recent guests reported the lock was difficult to operate and the floor was dirty.
Yes, a kitchenette with a fridge and microwave, but reports mention the fridge is outdated and there's no ice maker.
Directly across Seawall Blvd. You have to cross a busy 4-lane road, but there is a crosswalk nearby.
The Victorian complex generally does not allow vacation renters to bring pets, only owners. Double-check the specific listing policy.
Supposedly, but guests in 9306 specifically reported it failed after the first night.
Skip the unit's coffee maker and walk to Seawall Coffee Company (3802 Cove View Blvd) for a proper roast.
The 'Paradise Cove' pool has a zero-depth entry mushroom fountain that toddlers love—it's the best part of the complex.
Don't pay for the luggage cart; if you can carry your bags, you'll save the hassle of finding one.
See where Victorian 9306-Little Cajun Hideaway is located and what's nearby.