The unit itself is clean but it is in a very old, poorly maintained building next to an outdoor dump bin. The day before we left two cockroach ran out from under napkins. It is understandable that is impossible to keep them out of the clean unit if it is in a bad building but then the unit should be priced accordingly.
With a place near a beach a broom vacuum cleaner is a handy thing to have. We had lots of sand from going in and out which I tried to clean with paper towels. But there is so much one can do with it.
The door into the unit is very flimsy and I can probably push it out with my shoulder. We did not feel safe especially after reading "keep the indoor chain lock on even when inside" in the book provided.
On our third day we ran into the building manager in the elevator (he introduced himself). He was drunk. We already felt like the building was not super safe. I wondered about other units whether electric was up to code. Seeing drunk building manager did not help.
The nice looking balcony on the picture is not possible to enjoy. When we came onto it smelled either like the dump from the street under it, or cooking oils or like cigarette smoke because someone near us smoked on the balcony.
The Hyatt Regency across the street was $70 more for the days we were staying. It is not that much given what you get there. The only thing that helped with expenses is that we could make light meals in the unit.