If location to the beach is of upmost importance, this can work. Great access to Von’s, Trader Joe’s, tons of bars, restaurants, etc up and down Garnet. If you have a car, this will not be pleasant. Parking is god awful on the street, not the fault of the host. But if a pass to one of the multiple garages in the megaplex, called the Plaza, was available, it would make it much easier. The complex is under a massive renovation and the nearly 2 months I was there was quite ugly to creepy feeling. Again, not the host’ fault. Whom I never met. However, the amenities were nice. Multiple pools, jacuzzi, full gym, grills, deck, movies weekly for residents, as well as a security guard, elevators. Her unit is pretty far back in the place from the street, so, hope you don’t have a lot to move, will take a lot of lengthy trips. The plaza only allows 30+ day Airbnb guests, so, you need to stay a while to qualify. The unit itself needs some maintenance work, shower feels not very clean. Counter too. Kitchen is mostly equipped. Hit or miss on what’s there and not, you will likely need to supplement some things for your lengthy stay. The bedroom is very large and feels spacious. It has a nice desk, futon sofa, the bed, a great little fridge for your personal stuff. Closet is good sized. She has some things in there to work around and the other closet is full of her things. The screen in the window is broken and will not keep out anything that flies. WiFi went in and out and was too slow to stream stuff. Works for general surfing and the dish network was sufficient. Bathroom is shared, long counter but no storage for your stuff, just what fits in the counter, may have been an issue if someone else had been there at the same time. Toilet and shower has its private space. As big as the bedroom is, the common space is not. Very tight and unwelcoming. She has a couch and living space in her bedroom, which is cool, but I did not enter that space, and the kitchen/living space is tight with only room for a table and chairs, wall mounted TV. Which the TV would be great, but was always recording stuff in non English programming, if you spoke Portuguese (I think) you May love that, but, you can’t switch the channel without stopping the recording, so, it felt unwelcome, invasive to be in the common space. I never found the broom or mop. Didn’t help the uncleanliness feeling. The door has a normal door and a non working security door outside of it. While I never felt unsafe at any time, it was curious why the unit had one but it was broken. Altogether, if you’re reasonable and not sweating impersonal feel and some maintenance to overlook, used to fighting for parking or walking blocks to find a space, the payoff is a lot of good too. Not bad, not great, ok.