I stayed here with my 9 year old daughter and our cat. We went straight to the little deck in the backyard and listened to the waves crashing below us and we even saw deer across the way. The sunsets are so beautiful. The inside of the place had interesting art hanging and was comfortable. The kitchen had a lot of spices and cooking utensils, pots and pans. We cooked breakfasts mostly and ate out the rest of the time. There looked to be some interesting restaurants in the area but we didn't check any of them out since we were driving back and forth from Santa Cruz. I wished some of the windows in the front were operable to get that ocean breeze in because at times the place felt a little stuffy. The windows in the bedrooms do open but those are more to the front of the property. There is a heater but not sure about cooling. And like other reviewers noted, yes the carpet has seen better days but wasn't dirty. Just some staining. The cat enjoyed sitting in the window and watching out for all the little birds in the bushes. The neighborhood felt safe and the neighbors kept to themselves.

Great location in terms of the view and walkability to restaurants and beach. Super easy check-in process. We spent a girls weekend with three of us there and absolutely loved it!

Carpets are in need of replacement. The multiple stains on the carpet were such an eye sore while inside the home. I didn't want to walk barefoot on them. There was no smell, just very noticeable and everywhere. Other than that it was a delightful stay. Beds were comfortable. Hot shower, and gorgeous views of the coast and Sunsets were a dream.

Paradise called Seacliff - The location of Paradise was phenomenal. Stunning view that takes your breath away when you walk up to the property. The kitschy coolness of the exterior of the midcentury house was right up my alley and the landscaping was just right. Once you're inside of the the home though it was a bit lack luster. Super dim lighting was a bit bothersome. It almost felt gloomy inside to the point where myself and my husband would have rather camped outside because of how dim everything was inside. Especially the bathroom! Bathroom- Lighting above the toilet and above inside the shower would have been nice. I in the middle of the night in my groggy state had used the toilet and as I reached around to flush banged my forehead against the corner of the right wall divider that separates the shower and the toilet. Luckily no bruise but was sore all weekend. The toilet area is SO narrow. The bathroom area, especially the toilet area also smelled funky, almost like stagnant pee. I also noticed pink mold on the bottom of the shower curtains. Bedrooms- Bedrooms were comfy, I was confused on which room was considered the master. The room with the larger I assume queen bed was in the small room next to the garage and the larger room had what I assume was a full sized bed. Would I stay here again, probably not. But I appreciate it for what it is.