Coral Reef Club by Panhandle Getaways

We go to Destin every year and have stayed at 20+ condos and by far, this was the worst unit even though it cost the same as the others in the area. When I first arrived at the unit (#33), I immediately noticed that I had been catfished by the photos of the property vs reality. The unit was very run down with taped up flooring throughout, broken drawers that wouldn’t open more than 3 inches because the fridge was in the way, and by no means was a fully stocked kitchen. There was one dirty warped skilled to cook with and not even a whisk to scramble eggs. The dishwasher was clogged with 4 inches of dirty water so I knew immediately that we needed to wash everything by hand before using it since they couldn’t have been cleaned. The coffee pot had old dried coffee in it. There was popcorn, crackers, dirty used silverware inside the coffee table, in and around the couches, and even had full waste baskets of trash leftover from prior residents in the bedrooms. The bathroom sinks had grime in them that was easily wiped up with tissue (so no one even attempted to clean them) and urine was splashed on the toilet seat. The AC wasn’t working upstairs and it was over 100° outside. The ceiling fans were so full of dust that when you turned them on big chunks of dust flew all over the room. The furniture was covered in stains and smelled like feces. The kitchen table had glass tile laid over the top of it with rough unfinished edges, so we had to throw a sheet over it to prevent cuts. The trash can had grease and grime all over the lid and sides. The hall sink drain stopper was broken and clogged. The balcony outlet was flashing a red light saying it needed replacing, so no fan could be used outside. The dryer was full of lint inside including the door. Every time you opened it, more lint would fall out of the door all over the floor. Upon checkout, the manager was smoking in the parking lot while another guy was pressure washing a dumpster right beside the parked cars that we were packing up causing us to walk through grime, smoke and chemicals with our luggage. The maintenance man soaked the boardwalk one morning with pesticides or herbicides including handrails that we had to touch. All plants were dead around it the next day so I worry what that was that we had to walk on and touch. Parking wasn’t being enforced and we had to park across the street most days. They didn’t even simply have a garbage can located at the end of the boardwalk to dispose of beach trash, so the sand was littered with bottle caps, food trash, cigarette butts, straws, you name it, so people weren’t throwing their trash away. They aren’t doing the sea life any favors by simply providing a way to dispose of this trash. My kids were digging for seashells and only found more trash. The condo sleeps 12 but only has seating for 5 in the living room. We pulled up a dirty stained ottoman to sit on along with some backless wooden stools to get the family together so it was very uncomfortabl