When we first arrived I was kind of horrified by the look of the unit (peeling wall paper, chunks missing from cabinets, splattered spots on walls, stains on curtains, food crumbs in the door handle of the fridge, moldy toothpaste cap stuck in the bathroom sink drain, missing drain cover in shower so there is a just a big hole in the tub). We stayed here on our honeymoon, it was not the romantic honeymoon suite I had imagined (my husband seemed less upset). I spent the first night wiping surfaces and drawers with my own sanitizing wipes. There was also a slight musty smell in the whole place (especially the bathroom). But most of the electronics were brand new (TV, Iron, Microwave, Coffee Maker, toaster); there are two refrigerators (main and mini); and the important things appeared clean (bedding, toilet, and inside the fridge) although I seriously doubt the place is sanitized properly between guests as you would expect during a pandemic.
After a few days I realized we were in a basic bachelor pad (little attention to furniture, minor repairs or overall cleanliness, great attention to electronics and the bedroom). The ocean view is a little exaggerated (a couple of small squares of water between high rise buildings). Not quiet at all, the bedroom AC unit has a slight high pitched whistle, and every sound from the street echoes up to the top floor (horns, traffic, doors slamming), not the least of the noise was construction on a major high rise hotel next door resulting in constant noise (banging, pounding, drilling, power tools, and fire alarm testing) every weekday from about 7am on. Communication was poor - owner didn't reply to a question I asked him in advance, didn't provide info how to lock the door (we figured that out on our own), didn't provide instructions on how to connect to WiFi (we messaged owner, he didn't reply, the condo is on the top floor of a hotel and we finally figured out that the we could connect to the hotel WiFi).
On the plus side: The mountain view from the patio/lanai was amazing. Location was good (4 blocks from international market), 3-4 blocks to the beach. You can use the hotel pool. And we saved a ton of money with the microwave and fridge, being able to make our own breakfasts and store leftovers, snacks. We estimated we spent $50-$80 PER MEAL for 2 people at restaurants, compared to $100ish we spent on on groceries which covered breakfasts and most lunches and snacks for 10 days). So you get what you pay for, and after a few days, the magical mountain view made all the other annoying things less annoying. But next time I would search more for a hotel slightly farther out if needed with a fridge and microwave because at least they would clean and give you fresh towels upon request.