My family and I had a good time during our 3 day stay. We parked our car at check in and didn't move it until check out because we walked or biked everywhere. However, the road noise was difficult to endure even with ear plugs. We stayed Sunday through Wednesday before Thanksgiving during the COVID quarantine so no loud revelers or many cars, but one can hear every car that passes on the main road especially at night. It's an older structure with a mixture of original single pane windows and some double pain windows. From Monday morning trash trucks to late night Harleys/Muscle cars, it will wake all but the soundest of sleepers.
With COVID, cleanliness was a concern and we felt very safe. I asked that the fresh linens would be set aside so that we could make our own beds. The bedding material was luxurious and comfy. The third bed is in the living room so there is no couch or TV in this unit (as is stated in the description). There is a small dining table and several stools.
The décor was a fresh, beachy feel. The space was small, cozy and functional. My wife even baked a roast using the oven but definitely bring what you need to cook. The kitchen had the basics, but the pots and pans provided were relatively small for a family of 4.
The kitchen was brightly lit, but the other rooms were dim even with all available lighting turned on. On the flip side, the unit was super bright during the day which is great unless you like to sleep in. The mini-blinds did a poor job of blocking light. We used eye shades.
As a older unit, there were very few outlets and mostly two prong. Fortunately, we brought our own 3 to 2 prong adapter and extension cords. One oddity is that the refrigerator and oven could not be plugged in at the same time due to the size of the plugs. We brought our own adapter to allow us to operate both appliances at the same time. The stove operates independently of electricity so there is no problem if one does not need the oven.
When I woke at 5 am, I noticed the power was out for the entire building. I emailed the host and went back to bed. At 8 am, I walked the perimeter of the building and found the circuit breaker near the parking lot. Problem solved.
As you can see, we are fairly adaptable and prepared travelers, but there was really no way for us to get around the road noise issue.