We liked this spot for many reasons- it's super-close to the beach (and the supplied beach equipment is great!) and the beds are comfy. Stephanie was accomodating of an early check-in so we could get our toddler his nap, and in general was highly responsive.
We disliked two things. First, and perhaps this is minor-- every window opens onto an alley or an ugly building. It's nice inside but we basically had the blinds shut for 4 days straight. That said, it's walking distance to the beach, so we were rarely there except for breakfast.
Second, and this is much bigger for us- we stayed at the place because it's advertised as 'kid friendly'. There are legos and a few kid books, a table-attaching high chair, kid-friendly cups and bowls, etc-- all that was nice. But several safety items were lacking: no gates at top or bottom of very steep stairs; no cabinet locks; no bathmats (our LO slipped in the tub). There is no rug which makes sitting/playing on the floor a bit uncomfortable. There is a full-size crib in the master (set up to be too shallow for our LO) and a partially broken (?) pack-n-play for the other bedroom (the mat doesn't come together properly, so we stacked blankets so that our son could sleep in there). TBH, if the place hadn't been advertised as 'kid-friendly', i'm not sure i would have noticed as these are things we come to expect. But seeing as we booked the place specifically because it's meant for kids, some of these little things would have gone a long way towards a better stay.