This little apartment is in a perfect location. It's literally across the street from the ocean, but it is so secluded there is no ocean view and no street view; there is no noise from the traffic outside. The outside of the apartments looks a little cramped and uninspired, as if it's a low-rent apartment complex squeezed between offices. But inside the complex is a lackadaisical tropical garden, with freshly flowering trees greeting our every turn as we walked the path down to the beach each day. The pool is well-maintained and warm, and there are barbecue grills poolside if you'd like to cook out. The complex has a lobby near the main road with an open-air lanai and a small library of books if you want to lounge away the day. Inside the apartment itself we found everything to be modern and tasteful, well decorated and in good working order.
Several delicious eateries are within walking distance, and so is an outdoor market several days per week. There were many exotic foods and gifts to be found there each day as we explored.
The beach across the street is a quiet one. Waves pound the seawall, and the sun sets beautifully across the bay. There are small tide pools to explore, and there may be some snorkeling to do here, but there are better options just a short drive away. Still, the beach is lovely and secluded. There is lots of traffic on the road here, both in cars and on foot. But the road is easy to cross since it is narrow and has crosswalks marked out frequently.
Inside the apartment was spotless. There is a tiny, tiny kitchenette just by the front door, but it is stocked with lots of cutlery, dishes, supplies, and appliances. I don't think there is anything to cook in or on, but we had no trouble paring our fresh fruit from the market here every day. There is room for just one person here, though, so be sure to divvy up duties in advance. The bathroom is long and narrow, but also clean and efficient. The shower worked fine and appears newly remodeled. One warning here, as there is no door on the bathroom. It didn't bother us any, but you may need your own system for marking the room "occupado".
The tap water here is safe to drink (unlike some places on the leeward side of the island). It did have a slight chlorine taste to it, but never so strong that you could smell it. There is a small freezer/refrigerator that served us nicely, too.
The living room / bedroom furniture is all quite comfortable. There is a back deck overlooking the walking path, but it was honestly too hot to enjoy out there for us. There is a tiny, noisy air conditioning unit that seems to have a mind of its own. It turns off when the target temperature is reached, but only if you have it in the right mode somehow. It did manage to keep up with the heat making the room nicely cool for sleeping in, but we did leave it on most of the time that we were out and about.
Dawn was very helpful and usually nearby, offering us tips on where to go to eat, to snorkel, to see the sights, etc. The apartment was full of fresh flowers when we arrived, presumably from the gardens outside since they were just as fresh and lovely as those. The apartment was otherwise well-stocked with everything we needed, including cleaning supplies, toiletries, boogie boards and beach towels.