The unit was adequate, with two small bedrooms and an efficiency kitchen, which was perfect for our needs. We were there on Memorial Day weekend but not for the beach; just looking for a place to stay that wasn't a hotel. The boardwalk was right down the street, with tons of greasy food for the hungry traveler. I was not told that the rental was a back unit behind a big house, and it turns out the house was hosting a bunch of college-age kids who started drinking and partying at 9 am (I can't help but admire their endurance). Street parking was incredibly difficult due to the crowds, and once I had to drive up and down streets for half an hour until I found someone leaving a spot, two blocks away. From start to finish, I couldn't help but feel that none of the locals (including the property owner) liked tourists, and, in fact, were actively hostile. My child got yelled at by a neighbor for trying to walk down the alley to our unit (apparently drunk people tend to go behind houses to pee). Someone called the cops on me over a parking misunderstanding (the cops said it was the second time that owner had called them that day). Because I'd had to sign a long contract that repeatedly insisted the unit was not a party house, I was not expecting to be surrounded by partying. I admit to a certain amount of naivetée. PS: Do NOT misplace a beach badge--no one will give you the benefit of the doubt when it is found under the couch. I was not invited back. To which I say: No problem.