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2 bedroom SBP Plantation vs Palmetto

tschwa2

tschwa2

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Has anyone stayed in both the 2 bedroom Plantation units (non lockoff) and the 2 bedroom Palmetto units and could you tell the difference in the size? It looks like the kitchen and maybe the balcony are slightly larger in Palmetto.
 
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