The location is fantastic, including good pools, easy beach access, convenient underground parking, and close proximity to food truck court, nice restaurants, Whaler's Village, etc. View from the unit was great and although there are very occasional mentions in online reviews about a smell from sewage treatment located across the street, we never experienced that since it is downwind from ocean breeze.
Actual unit is generally as described other than a few minor issues like me having to replace batteries in TV remotes.
Had a bit of a mixup with check-in since it's a mixture of connecting with the staff at bell stand for arm bands + door code from host. I didn't see the later part in an email that was sent several weeks prior with some important instructions located below the host's email signature and thus I didn't keep reading past that on my phone. Host was fantastic at quickly responding and helping us get all set.
Two problems existed with the complex in general.
First, an exterior painting project was running late which impacted our use of the lanai despite not being disclaimed on listing at booking. The host discounted those days and even offered to cancel the reservation, but it was disappointing to get this notice so last minute (2 weeks before arrival) when no alternative lodging was available. We were basically stuck and later found that other guests who booked via other hosts received more advance notice and larger discounts than we did. The painting was also more impactful than we were promised, including loud "beep beep beep" noises throughout the day near the pool due to bucket lift operations for the painters. Could have moved to the other tower's pool, but the chairs were all taken and it was full of young kids whereas we were trying to enjoy an anniversary trip w/o our kids.
Second, some elevator equipment/motors/etc by the unit was making an unusually loud noise that impacted my sleep and was also quite annoying during the day. I notified the host a couple times but was ignored at first and then rudely told that it was impossible for this noise to exist even though I am an engineer, had looked at the building schematics and confirmed the elevator layouts and equipment locations, and was in the unit experiencing the problem daily. I finally made direct contact with building maintenance, who confirmed the noise as unusual and thankfully scheduled an elevator repair service to inspect bearings/cable wheels/etc. Hopefully, this is beneficial to future guests. I just wish that I didn't have that experience myself.