Good: The view really is spectacular. The space is lovely and bright. The appliances are good, except for the dishwasher which just OK. Bed is moderately comfortable, though high in the middle and lower on the sides. The suite is very quiet. The beach is a 12-13 minute walk away, but the sea wall is only a couple of blocks.The gym is AMAZING--fully equipped and quite large.
Inaccuracies in the listing:
Lists both a "dedicated work space" and a dining table. There's only one small table, not both spaces as listed. The hot tub is not private, but rather shared. No lock box or self-checkin. Concierge check-in required. No BBQ, no chopsticks.
Other problems
I don't expect luxury or lots of items in a basic AirBNB, but I'll summarize by saying that if you are going to use this space like a hotel room, you'll be fine. If you are going to use the space as if you are living here for a month, including even basic cooking, seeing friends, etc., you'll be challenged.
DETAILS: On arrival, no fitted sheet despite former review mentioning this as a problem--I had to ask. The top sheet is not a queen sheet, but at least one size smaller. The duvet is not a queen duvet (minimum 88 x 90 inches), but smaller--not a problem for one person, but a couple would find both skimpy.
The couch is one of those deep ones that is supposed to have good-sized throw cushions. It has one tiny cushion, and therefore isn't comfortable to sit in for any long period.
Free parking spot is included, but it is a full floor down from the last elevator stop (on P4). You will either have to pull your luggage up 15 steps, or drag it around one full level to get to the elevator. People with mobility issues will find this challenging.
Bedroom door was off its slider and couldn't be closed (this was fixed when I asked). The light outside the bedroom is almost impossible to turn all the way off. A dirty pan in the oven--caked with a layer of grease. I had to ask for a garbage can for the kitchen--there was only a small composting container. The Mark has recycling capacity, but the suite had no recycling containers. No dish towels for drying dishes. Only one bath towel--despite picture showing two. 2 thin pillows on bed--no extras. No extra blankets. No hand towel in the bathroom. The fewest kitchen utensils I've ever found in an AirBNB, even in short term ones. Initially only one shallow bamboo spoon and a ladle, plus some sharp knives. Initially only two place settings of things like glasses and bowls--meaning before I asked for more, I couldn't for example, have had my son and daughter-in-law over for a meal. The lighting by the couch is so dim that it isn't possible to sit and read there at night: it needs either a standing or hanging lamp to light that corner. I had to use my travel head lamp to read or knit there. If you're only going to watch TV in the evenings, you'll be fine.
No instruction list: Had to figure out on my own how to program the heat--which was set to an unbearable 30C (84F), and kept turning itself back up to this level, until I figured out the programming. The time was also wrong in the system. Surely the owner should set this properly before people come. I figured out how to turn on the ice maker. The lights throughout are on weird complicated switches.
Joan responded quickly to messages; each time she provided some (e.g. fitted sheet, bath towel, kitchen garbage can) but not all (e.g. larger container for heating things in microwave) of what I asked for. Just as an example, when I asked for a kitchen dish towel, she sent over another small dish cloth. After a couple of partially fulfilled notes, I asked her to just look at any of the hundreds of lists on Google for what belongs in a one-bedroom AirBNB and provide it. In any case, after two tries, I simply borrowed what I needed from my son, who fortunately lives here. If you can't borrow what you need, you'll need to buy some things to make this work for you as a long-term stay. See the first review for this suite.