This newly remodeled unit (#905) was lovely inside. It was clean and very nicely decorated. Nice, big TV. They provide nice bedding, towels and basic toiletries for the shower. They have beach towels, chairs, snorkeling gear and some beach toys as well, which were all appreciated. The owners, Donald and Michelle were responsive and easy to communicate with. The check-in process was cumbersome, as we had to be met by Donald to be let into the gated parking area, who then had to give specific details related to the building and the unit. They were all helpful details, but just a lot to deal with after a long flight. The down side to this location is the age of the building, which resulted in two days of maintenance water shut offs, with a prolonged one lasting all day. Maybe after these repairs, future guests won't have to deal with that. Michelle explained that the building runs off a very large boiler system and the water needed to heat up again, which was painfully slow. After returning from a very sweaty round of golf around 5PM, a nice shower would have been ideal, but we had to wait until after 10pm for that. The other issue we found even more of problematic were the windows. Every window in the building consisted of shutter type glass windows with poor seal (I can't think of the real name for that kind of window). This allowed all the street noise, people's conversations on the way to the elevators as they walked by and worst of all, both cigarette and weed smoke to come in even though the building has a no smoking policy. It wasn't constant, but very annoying when it did happen for a family of non-smokers to have to smell. Lastly, the trash room ended being locked so people piled their trash outside that door, which may not happen all the time, but it did during our last 2 days.