We stayed here for two weeks working remote - pros/cons listed below!
Pros: The view can't be beat, very clean, comfy bed, responsive host (we had an issue with the dishwasher and it was fixed within 24 hours), wifi was great, family friendly (but there was a nice pool with a bar that catered more to adults which was nice), very short walking distance to a grocery store, food truck park, and bus stop, tennis court & pickle ball access. Although 1 bedroom, the condo was spacious, so I could see a small family staying here with the kids taking advantage of the pull out couch.
Cons: Listing has some things that are inaccurate in the amenities section. Parking and gym are paid. Cooking basics (oil, salt, pepper) also not provided and there was an odd hodge podge of household products in general (two dutch ovens, two irons, but no simple pot with a lid for boiling water?). Essentials (toilet paper, soap)- which AirBNB recommends hosts provide for the duration of a guest's stay-were extremely limited. When I arrived there was a single use detergent (even for a short stay, I'd imagine most people would need to do two loads - lights and darks) and a small container of dish soap 1/5 full which had been watered down to the extent it wouldn't even foam. When I reached out for more toilet paper, dish soap, and detergent, I was directed to the grocery store nearby. I've never had hosts refuse to restock these things and considering the $4k spent over two weeks, I imagine some bulk off brand dish soap, detergent, and TP could be available for residents (I spend under $50 replenishing these things for myself every 3 months, but I wasn't going to invest that in a condo for residents that aren't mine. If these things were sold in small quantities it'd be a different story). For this reason, I'd caution longer stays, especially if you'll need to cook or do laundry, unless you don't mind purchasing these items or bringing them with you.