This place is clean and spacious, with a fully equipped kitchen, two well-separated bedrooms, and a washer/dryer. It's kind of a cross between an apartment and a hotel. (I have a feeling people familiar with time-shares would find it standard, but it was new to us.) It was possible to hear the water use and louder movements of the upstairs neighbors, but the sounds were muted and ignorable. There is some mild pressure to engage with the property management company, but I found it easy to politely decline. There is a mandatory resort fee ~$25, but also free access to the (outdoor) pool and the exercise room, free parking, and a free box of chocolates : )
Our stay happened in the second week of December, and the weather was pretty rainy - but there were still plenty of nice daylight hours and it was never cold. It is relatively difficult to get off-site without a car: Public transport is almost non-existent and most roads have no sidewalks or even shoulders. So renting a car is essential. Off-site, beyond the sprawling resorts, the area feels decidedly rural. The flora, fauna, and scenery are truly delightful.