My wife and I rented the house for 1 month. We also have a toddler. I will start with the benefits and end with the drawbacks.
This house has a good location. It is pretty spacious with a decent size kitchen as well. The kitchen is stocked with everything you need to cook meals and has two refrigerators. There is a TV in the dining area with access to cable TV. One bedroom also has an office nook. The beds were pretty comfortable. All rooms have great AC. There are lights and electric sockets everywhere, even attached to the kitchen table. The place looks built for efficiency.
The drawbacks: If you have a toddler or small children, there are 2 dozen bottles of liquor unsecured in the kitchen for them to get into. The bottles sit on a shelf one foot off the floor, easily accessible to any height. A lot of the diningware and glassware is on a nearby shelf at the same height (broken glass hazard if your kid likes to get into and play with things). One refrigerator door tends to stick open until you figure out how to get it just right, and the other isn't that cold, but it'll keep your veggies fresh. There isn't much natural light on the first floor and it can get kind of damp / humid. There are electric sockets everywhere, and the cords can get in the way and become a trip hazard. The "unlimited" free internet is limited to 500MB per day, and it gets throttled for two days if you go over the limit; have fun watching 20 minutes of YouTube. There are bins for garbage, but they are stacked and a pain in the butt to manage; I recommend sorting the trash on your own and walking around the block to drop off pet bottles and cans in the bin next to the soda machines. The house has a lot of space, but it also seems like the owners tried to fill almost every space with things. You will be hard pressed to find empty shelf space. Now for the big one. The dryer does not work. We told the owner on day one and they were only able to get repairmen twice in an entire month. This might not be important if you are only staying for a day or two, but over the course of a month it meant about 10 trips to a local laundromat to dry clothes. At least the owner was willing to reimburse us for the drying fee, but either way this was probably the most frustrating part of our stay.
Bottomline: If you don't have kids and are only staying for 1-5 days (and don't mind doing laundry offsite until the owner gets it repaired), this is a pretty decent place 3.5 stars. If you have kids and really don't like hauling laundry offsite (especially in rainy season), 2 - 2.5 stars.