Came here for a mini getaway to disconnect. The beach was literally across the street. I loved it and cant wait to come back. Some of the kitchen utensils could use an upgrade and the spray oil was expired, but it was nothing a quick trip to the market couldnt fix. I also loved the gated parking lot.

Everything was perfect would do it again! It was straight across the street from my parents old condo lots of memories!! First experience making arrangements for stay. Avocado Festival is a family tradition. Parents lived in Carp for 35 years. Very special place.

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Loved the proximity to the beach, as well as the cool, blue beach decor. We felt very at home, as it had all the amenities we needed. Thanks for a great 41st anniversary stay!

Cute and clean with excellent location! Easy walk to pool, beach restaurants and shops Small but fine for a couple Nice kitchen and bathroom and a comfy bed I recommend 👍

Exactly as pictured. I couldn’t figure out the parking gate but there was plenty of street parking that was accessible to the unit. Carp is such a great little town & this apartment is the perfect walkable location to enjoy it.

This is the prettiest and most modern rental I’ve stayed in! So clean, with lots of kitchen supplies and storage for our stuff. Very close to the beach and business district. It was easy to rent and check in/ out. Would recommend!

Apartment is very small, but still adequate for only two people. Unfortunately, storage space needed by guests are taken up by unnecessary decor. Example: 1) Hallway console cabinet needed for storing suitcases/backpacks is cluttered with sea-themed glassware, and cabinets are filled with owner's items. 2) Hallway space needed for ice chests and backpacks is cluttered with retro-style decor suitcases and a huge decorative bottle. 3) Kitchen shelving needed for storing guest food items like cereal, coffee, tea, and canned goods is cluttered with 20+ drinking glasses and 10+ coffee mugs, yet management allows only 2 guests. 4) Apartment has 4 heavy metal, rustic (and uncomfortable) bar stools, when only 2 bar stools are needed. Hard to sit on if you don't have much of a tush. 5) Living room space is taken up by a bulky square rolling coffee table. A much smaller table would open up the area. 6) Floating shelf over the toilet is perfect for storing guests' personal hygiene products, but holds a large metal fish decoration, making shelf useless. Other issues - inadequate lighting in dining/living room area. It's impossible to read at night in that area. Suggest brighter bulb over the counter; eliminate end table to the left of the couch and place a pole light with bright LED bulbs. Apartment is warm because the two sky lights are stuck in the closed position, making cross ventilation impossible via the living room window. We could not open sky lights.