We were a party of 4 women over 50 in Charleston for the Wine and Food Festival. Parking turned out to be $17 per day, no free in and out, though there is an hourly shuttle into town between 8 am and 5 pm. We loved the common areas for socializing and would not have had that in a hotel. We think this property has so much potential. But... Pictures don’t tell all. It’s a nice boat and is nicely decorated and stocked, but definitely could use some attention. There are a lot of places for food and bugs to hide; the food did, but the bugs didn’t. The photos had us excited about using the deck, which was nice after you climbed the literal ladder and if you ignored the stagnant water in the dinghy. We were surprised by WiFi password and gate codes that hadn’t been updated and the alarm that went off when two people flushed at the same time. Sorry for the call, but we couldn’t fix it without help. If you might be concerned about security, be advised the boat cannot be locked in your absence. While overall the marina feels secure, a cruise ship came in while we were there, off-loading a lot of passengers. The full kitchen is great. Would have liked a working ice maker. Also would have appreciated a consistent temperature; it felt like a sauna in the sleeping quarters at night. Be aware of the rules - shoes off; don’t get makeup on the towels or risk a $30 charge; visiting friends are discouraged. Overall, much as we liked the “adventure” of staying on the yacht for the festival, we could have stayed at a nice hotel for the price.