Beautiful building. The front desk staff is wonderful and does anything they can do to help owners…read moreand renters. We really love it.

We are staying in unit 701 and the unit is in poor condition- feels dirty and unkempt. Mattresses…read moreand bed frames are disgusting and should have been replaced ten years ago. Considering the amount we paid, we expected at least a serviceable place to rest our heads. The unit needed vacuuming both on the carpet and in the air vent upon our arrival. We sent a message to the owner upon our arrival through the intermediary of the realtor organizing rentals and we have still not heard back. In my estimation, the owner considers the place a cash cow and doesn't bother putting any money into it to keep it in good condition. Very concerning. Beware of unit 701.

We stayed at 16A Delaware Ave…read more Pros: Location, location, location, hands down. The house was adequate for our large party of 13 people. Cons: We were never told that the small cottage behind the house was a rental property as well. As a courtesy to those renters we shuffled around our cars in the driveway to make it easier for them to move in and out. Transparency is needed here. Prior to moving in with our party, one of whom has mobility issues, we had *no idea* of the layout of the house or bedrooms. It would have been good to know beforehand which bedroom had which bed configurations: For example: Lower level, 1 queen, 2 twins etc. The information provided to us did not include this. So I brought a lot of bedding from home for various types of beds and hoped for the best. *The house does not have a broom.* Please rectify. The vacuum was used for messy floors, but a broom would have been better especially for the sand on the porch and in the bathrooms.

We recently rented 66 Henlopen Ave in Rehoboth through Jack Lingo and unfortunately had a very…read morenegative experience due to the condition of the home. Upon arrival, it was immediately clear that the property was unsafe and uninhabitable due to mold and mildew issues. The overwhelming smell of mildew hit us the moment we opened the door, and within minutes we developed headaches. The carpet by the front door was damp, adding to the unhealthy environment. When we called Jack Lingo immediately upon arrival, our concerns were dismissed. We were told the property had been "rented heavily throughout the season," as if that somehow undermined or excused the condition of the home. They also refused to refund any money, claiming the problem was due to the AC being set to "on" instead of "auto." This explanation is not credible, as an AC setting does not cause widespread mildew, damp carpet, and an overwhelming smell the moment guests arrive. Beyond the mildew, the home was simply not maintained to a professional standard. We found a spider on a pillow in one of the bedrooms, cobwebs throughout the corners of the house, dirty dishes, and greasy residue on the countertops. These conditions made it clear the property had not been properly cleaned or prepared for guests. The one positive was that the outdoor porch and shower were wonderful, but that in no way offsets the unsafe and unsanitary condition of the home itself. Thank goodness we had the means to immediately get a hotel room so our vacation wasn't ruined. However, the next renter may not be as fortunate, and no one should be subjected to these conditions on what should be a relaxing vacation. The fact remains: a house in this condition should never have been on the rental market in the first place. We share this review not out of anger, but to warn future renters to ask direct questions about property condition and to hold the agency accountable for the homes they represent. Travelers deserve transparency, safety, and basic habitability when booking a vacation rental through a trusted local agency.

We stayed for a week at a home less then 100 feet from the beach. It was spacious, pet friendly…read moreand clean. 5 of us stayed at her house, the long driveway was perfect for 5 cars.... the other perk was the parking pauses for the street. We did have an issue with the central air, at first communication was great and then it could've been better but Seachange did a great job with doing their best. If your concerned with Covid 19, book with this place! When we drove in on Saturday and saw the lines at LINGO, coldwell, etc for welcome kits and so fourth. We had gotten ours 3 days earlier via email and it's great!!! No need to stop at the office, you go right to your rental and put in your access code which they provide to you in the email and hour golden, no need to stop for nothing. Our dogs loved the home, especially the upper deck.

We used Seachange for a September beach trip and couldn't have been happier with their service…read more Viki was a huge help; when we first reached out, she listened to my family's needs and made the perfect suggestions. The home we selected was brand new and only 3 blocks to the beach. It was also only 10 minutes to the center of Rehoboth Beach which was a nice bonus! The price was very reasonable. They kept us informed leading up to our stay and provided all the relevant information in a handy app everyone could put on their phone. The home was spotlessly clean and exactly as pictured. We appreciated all of the check ins throughout our stay (including a reminder that parking downtown is free!) and that the front door was a code so that everyone in our party could come and go as they please. Overall, we recommend Seachange to anyone who wants a great Delaware beach stay!

I'm a property owner who has worked with other management companies in the past and switched to Del…read more302 a few years ago. In simple terms, you want to feel confident that your management company is taking good care of your property while also taking good care of renters, and Del 302 does an excellent job of both with an impressive attention to detail. They're also adept at using technology to analyze market trends and implement competitive pricing. It's extremely reassuring to know that whatever challenges or issues arise, Del 302 will respond in a timely, professional, and thorough manner, both to renters and to me. Highly recommended!

When you're planning your next visit this is the company for you! They are professional and…read morefriendly and understand your needs . They have a vast inventory of locations to make your experience exactly what you want. Whether it be an intermit alone time , family trip, or time with friends . Price is just right for an experience you didn't know you needed. Book for now, summer vacations, special events (bridal parties, bachelor, week of weddings ). Thank you guys for a wonderful experience. Will be booking again

As an owner of one of the vacation rental properties, I am at a loss when it comes to the…read moreunprofessionalism I have faced in dealing with Long and Foster. I was given the personalized meeting, filled with promises of how they would be more attentive than the next company, but I have not found that to be the case. The photographer didn't bother to show after being told repeatedly by L &F that they were on their way (due to mishandling by L&F) when I took a day off and drove 2 hours to meet them. Then, the listing did not reflect our agreed upon terms and pricing when it posted, a change that took weeks to fix. I have also been reaching out for weeks about my listing being left out of the map guided search on their site and vrbo, an issue that other listings also faced. I have gotten zero responses beyond "we're working on it". I also pointed out that my listing doesn't have a map on it. No response. People will move on to the next listing when they can't see the location. I was told they would put a "vacation rental" sign with their contact info on my lawn. That hasn't happened. I was told to leave keys at the Rehoboth and Lewes office, so guests could check in at either office. I left them in the after-hours box for both. I still don't know if they received them. When I stopped at the Lewes office a week later, they said the keys were probably sent to the Rehoboth office, but they weren't sure. They added that guests DO NOT check in at the Lewes office. I have gotten zero bookings after being told it would rent well. Now I am trying to get in contact with them (no response) about canceling the contract. I have zero faith in leaving my property in their hands at this point, and now I am at risk of an entire summer with no rental income. I

Long & Foster is not just for rentals but house listings too! Bill Cullin is the "go to" guy. He…read morehas that rare and sought after work ethic, and is dependable, available and works hard for his client. His "never give up" attitude gave me the assurance that he's giving his all, cause I live in the West Coast, that was important. My house sold at a fair price and the exchange went without drama. Great integrity and respected by many. Don't short change yourself, see BILL CULLEN.

If proximity to the beach/boardwalk is what you desire, Atlantic Sands can deliver, but for a price…read moreof course. We stayed here for a short family trip with our toddler and enjoyed that proximity. The hotel has on site parking which is convenient and included in the room cost. It also has a few spots reserved right near the lobby entrance for check in we didn't know about in advance but you do now. Due to the proximity to the beach, we were able to get on the beach very early sans crowds, see the sunrise, go get breakfast in the hotel's restaurant, walk part of the Boardwalk, then go right back to the our room to clean up and take a nap. The convenience where your money is going if you opt to stay here. I would say that the front desk service is just ok, esp when you're paying pretty handsomely to stay here. For instance, the hotel advertises that you can reserve umbrella/chairs with a 10% voucher so I called from our room, spoke to the same male receptionist twice then the next day made our way to the receptionists in the lobby. The lady I spoke with proceeded to ask me if who I spoke with. I normally try to remember names but this particular one had not identified himself and I had made the last minute judgement call not to ask. When I asked why that mattered, she said we were supposed to pick up vouchers in the morning. Nowhere does it say that nor did the male receptionist mention this the two times I called. Nor did I understand why that mattered since we only wanted to use the umbrella/chair for less than two hours late in the day. Finally, she proceeded to look for the umbrella and chair vouchers. Even the box labeled "chairs" only contained umbrella vouchers. So basically what was supposed to be a 2 minute endeavor turned into a much longer one. To top it all off, no one was manning the umbrella/chair stand at either of the two kiosks we tried so after we spent a short time on the beach we asked for a refund with the lobby receptionist on our way back in. That employee we spoke with offered zero apology for our inconvenience or anything like that. He gave us an absolutely deadpan look then said he'd refund the charge. I'm glad he did but again, for the price you're paying for these rooms, you'd expect a bit more customer service. There's a vending machine in the lobby for which you can use your credit card to buy stuff like bottled water, wipes, sunscreen but we found a nearby convenience store (RB convenience on Rehobeth Beach) within pretty easy walking distance where the water was in larger quantities and cheaper. The restaurant and pool on site are convenient although the pool was out of towels a few hours before they closed and those were not restocked although I did see an employee bringing over towel disposal bin for used towels. Overall, the price you're paying here is for proximity and convenience, not for the customer service. The interior is a bit dated (hallway carpets could use some freshening, etc). Our room did have a microwave and mini fridge although the website only advertised it having a mini fridge. I recommend staying here if proximity and convenience are what you prioritize.

IMHO, the only advantage this hotel has is its proximity to the Rehoboth Beach/boardwalk and the…read morededicated parking space it provides. It is a huge selling point (which is why I selected this hotel for a short visit to the Rehoboth Beach Beach), but the hotel and its facilities look and feel like more like a rundown, two-star motel. The outdoor pool area is small and packed with lounge chairs are stained and shabby. The breakfast we ate at its Tiki Bar was mediocre and overpriced. My room was claustrophobic, dark, and dilapidated: not at all like the photos shown ion the web page for room selection. Essentially, I paid for location rather than quality. I also felt mislead by their name "Sands", which I mistook as being one of the Sands Resorts.

Review of Five Olive - Stay from August 23-30, 2025…read more We rented Five Olive the week before Labor Day weekend and spent over $10,000 for the stay. At that price point, we were expecting a seamless, high-end experience. The house itself is beautiful on both the inside and outside, and it does have many nice appointments. Unfortunately, it became clear very quickly that this is an investment property built for rental income only--not a home that has ever been lived in or cared for as if someone truly valued the experience of staying there. First Impressions When we arrived, the yard was un-mowed and unkept--a disappointing first impression when spending this much on a rental. It set the tone for the rest of the week. Kitchen & Interior While the interior was clean, it felt disjointed and poorly organized. Kitchen items were scattered about, making it difficult to cook meals. The property has an induction stove, yet many of the pots and pans provided weren't even compatible with it, which made cooking frustrating. Another major inconvenience was in the bedrooms. Although there were closets, none of the bedrooms had dressers or any drawers to put away folded clothing like socks, shirts, or other items you'd normally unpack for the week. For a property marketed as a luxury vacation home, this was both surprising and impractical. Outdoor Space The backyard and pool area had great potential but was neglected. The pool itself was dirty when we arrived, and though we requested service right away, a pool cleaner didn't come until two days later. The grills were also filthy--so bad that we had to clean them ourselves before use. We contacted the rental agent, and it took three days for someone to come out, and even then only the Blackstone grill was cleaned, not the main grill. The pool area had overgrown weeds, astro-turf that was dirty and filled with mulch, and generally felt messy. Despite asking for lawn service, no one ever came, and I ended up mowing the yard myself--something I've never had to do at a rental property before. Pool Heating Issue The rental agreement states the pool can be heated for an additional $350, which we were more than willing to pay. However, the owner refused to allow us to heat the pool. As a result, the water was too cold for most of the week, and our kids and guests did not enjoy swimming. This was one of the most disappointing aspects of the stay, as the pool was a major factor in choosing the property. Customer Service Perhaps just as frustrating as the property issues was the lack of accountability from RE/MAX, the rental agency. When we called to explain the disappointing circumstances, not once did anyone apologize or acknowledge that things should have been handled better. Instead, we were met with excuses and vague promises of fixes--many of which never happened. For the price point and expectations, that lack of professionalism made a bad situation worse. Overall This home could be wonderful with proper attention, care, and management. However, the lack of upkeep, disorganization, refusal to honor basic contract terms (like pool heating), and poor response from the rental agency made the stay disappointing. I could have been a repeat renter--especially as I have family who recently purchased a home nearby--but I will not be returning to Five Olive.

As a property owner, ReMax's accounting practices have been…read moreunprofessional. Midway through the year I received a refund check for another person sent to my address. I also received a $200 bill for a leaky toilet that was never correctly fixed, another guest broke a lamp. It was replaced by ReMax without a lightbulb causing another service fee from the building management for a bulb. I ended up firing ReMax for several other issues. I would highly recommend using another rental agency.