My husband and I had a wonderful stay at this first-floor apartment in Reunion Resort, Kissimmee, Florida. Entry is through a main exterior door that is not locked then to the apartment door which has a key code lock. The key code was sent the day before arrival, and the coded lock was easy to use and worked well. The unit was slightly discounted when we booked, making the cost comparable to a nearby single hotel room and well worth it for the amount of space and amenities. The apartment sleeps up to seven people, with two king beds, one double bed, and one single bed. Parking was always easy and close to the main door. Several restaurants are nearby, and the resort grounds are beautiful and easy to walk. Communication with the host was prompt. The apartment felt safe and was generally quiet, with only occasional noise from kids playing in the hallway. The grounds are beautiful, and the golf course view from both the main living area and the master bedroom was lovely. The unit was very clean overall, including the rooms, floors, and bathrooms. There were plenty of electrical outlets throughout the kitchen and bedrooms. The internet was easy to connect to and fast. The kitchen was well supplied with dishes, glasses, and general kitchen items. Appliances such as the dishwasher, blender, toaster, and ice maker all worked. A stacked washer and dryer were provided, though we did not need to use them. There were plenty of pillows and extra blankets, and the window coverings provided full privacy. Each room has a smallish Roku TCL TV with streaming, and it appeared that you could sign in to various personal streaming accounts. A resort card was provided for gate access and amenities, although we did not use the resort facilities.

Larger families may miss having an indoor dining table, as the only indoor seating for dining is a breakfast bar with four stools. The outdoor unenclosed patio table & chairs provide a possible 6 more place settings. The TV system took some adjustment for us since we are used to traditional cable. One design issue to note is a large open window above the soaking tub between the master bathroom and bedroom that cannot be covered, allowing visibility between the two spaces, although the toilet is in a separate room and the shower is mostly shielded. There was some dust buildup under one of the beds when we needed to retrieve something. At times, kids playing in the hallway were somewhat noisy, but it wasn't a bother to us.