Be prepared not to sleep. One side of the condo is lined by jalousie windows, ie slatted, so they don't close flush and let in alot of noise from the resort next door and people on the beach shouting/ yelling, etc. I couldn't sleep through the night. During the day, there's construction underway on both sides of the building, with a jackhammer on the beach side and a drill on the opposite side, so good luck taking a nap.
There were no kitchen supplies (coffee, salt, pepper, oil) and I had to request them. No welcome book to list WIFi password, etc. No way to make ice, no ice cube tray, dull knives, no toiletries and sunken old dining room chairs that were painful to sit in for any length of time. I complained and they sent over a folding chair and pillow.
It got old having to contact the rental agent repeatedly for things that should have been provided, esp for a condo charging these prices. The agent also couldn't really answer questions about the building, like what to do w/ the fob key when you're at the beach or how to store a surfboard on site. For those questions, the onsite security guy was helpful.
Be prepared to read alot of warning labels around the condo threatening fines of $200-$300 per infraction if you do certain things, like hang a swimsuit, etc.