I would definitely rate it a 5 for the view and proximity to the water. I enjoyed drinking my coffee in the early mornings and at sunset. The views and landscaping were awesomely beautiful, every where around the building and in the atrium.
The first night I lost sleep because it was suffocatingly hot. We used all the fans. I tried opening the bedroom 3- sections of slotted windows to no avail. I tried again the next morning and was able to open the bottom section. However the other two layers looked definitely broken. Heather offered to send a man over to look at it, but it might take time to get parts, and since I didn't sleep that first night, I figured I would try it out with the small bottom section open. It helped a lot however, if you open the drape more than 5 inches over the window, people would be able to see you sleep and get dressed.
So a few other nights I had to lay on the couch to be able to breath better. My partner loves his place 80 plus degrees and could sleep through anything.
I didn't feel safe sleeping with the sliding doors open because there were no safety locks. By that I mean, when I had sliding doors I could lock them open at 4" and 6" so I could get air and not need to worry about someone breaking into my home. The balconies were such that a person could climb over them easily enough. So who ever got up earliest immediately opened the sliding glass doors.
There were no black out curtains on the sliding doors and from 3pm to sunset we had to shut the sliding doors and curtains to keep the heat from building up even more. Above the entry door were about 5 open glass slots through which air flowed. Sometimes the wind blew out side, but it didn't go our direction to cool the place down. Some people in the building left their entry door completely open, but that felt dangerous to me. A few rooms in the building had a security screen door that would be a great solution and give better privacy in the bedroom.
There was a place for a vent in the bath room but it didn't work.
And the cold water faucet on the bathroom sink was very difficult to turn on and off, so I used only the hot water until it got too hot.
With a small investment from the owner, the place could be made safer and cooler. I did love it better than a hotel building.