Our family rented this property for our annual vacation because it was advertised as a "Luxurious 6bd Semi-Private Pool." Unfortunately, it was anything but luxurious.The property was clearly not ready for guests. Upon arrival, the pool required cleaning. The master suite had no window covering in the bathroom, a bedroom blind that was approximately 18 inches too short, broken vertical blinds that would not close, and a shower with one inoperative shower head while the other was detached from the wall. Throughout the bathrooms there were no toilet paper holders, towel bars, or even simple hooks for towels or swimsuits. These are basic amenities that should have been in place before any guests arrived—not discovered and reported after check-in.To their credit, the maintenance technician who came to the property was conscientious and professional. However, my family should not have spent part of our vacation identifying deficiencies, coordinating repairs, and supervising maintenance in a property marketed as luxurious.The most disappointing part of our stay had nothing to do with maintenance. During our vacation, my wife suffered a serious fall inside the condominium and was transported by ambulance to the hospital with a broken shoulder. I am not claiming the property caused her fall. My disappointment is with the rental company's response after they learned what had happened. Throughout all of our subsequent communications, there was never a simple expression of concern,