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fisherfour
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- Jul 9, 2009
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Just returned from 10 fantastic days in the Port! We have privately rented several different apartments over the years. The descriptions and photographs have ranged from very accurate to a little misleading. This year being the most misleading. The description and photographs were the deciding factor for this years choice. A large roof terrace with several sunloungers, chairs and table were shown in the photographs and mentioned in the written description. However when we arrived a solitary useable sunlounger, parasol and a table with no chairs were what we found! The roof terrace was huge and with 5 of us the lack of roof furniture made the terrace not as useable as we thought it would be for Al Fresco dining or a sun downer after a day on the beach. After a phone call to the property management company the owner agreed for her to purchase 4 plastic patio chairs for the roof terrace which were put to good use while we were there. When an apartment is advertised for an occupancy of up to 6 and the photographs showed enough furniture for this many people, should the photographs be revised or the equipment replaced, not just left broken in the storage spaces? What's the point of keeping broken furniture?? Overall we enjoyed staying in the apartment, it was close to the beach, supermarkets and restaurants and we will definately be returning to the Port. Just a little reminder that descriptions and photographs are important to prespective renters!