The space is pretty good, but not up to the price point. A few things were a little run down, cheap seeming, or broken. Various furnishings were a bit wobbly. The jacuzzi tub in the master has broken jets, which arc water all over the room no matter how you try to prevent it. But the biggest problem was the we had no hot water the last day, which was a real inconvenience, and made showering impossible (stinky plane rides home, no fun and made washing dishes pretty difficult.) The solution offered for us (2 hours before check out) was to go down 3 levels to the garage and try to repair the water heater ourselves. We did try, spent maybe an hour going up and down, but after several attempts and no real solution offered by text message from management, we were unable (I'm pretty handy, but tankless hot water repair isn't in the usual skill set.) I'd rather have spent the last day relaxing before my trip home, not going up and down trying to repair a hot water heater. We were told this situation warranted no recompense. So I guess, buyer beware. Other minor issues (TV remote batteries were dead, rooms are definitely not sound proofed and you can hear everything going on in rest of unit and next door neighbors, mattresses and bedding seemed cheap) that all added up. The beach area around the unit is beautiful, and the view lovely. Just the unit is clearly overpriced for level of furnishings, maintenance and service. Luxury hotel prices, but definitely not luxury hotel level stay. I can't imagine a Hilton resort not having hot water, and then expecting me to fix the water heater, or offering no compensation.