This unit has the most amazing view. It has a fridge and a hot plate, but we didn’t use it. The beds were clean and extra linens were under the bed. I found a bag of snorkeling stuff in the bottom drawer of the dresser, plus there were beach towels.
My complaint is that I needed it to accommodate a wheelchair and it didn’t really do that. The wheelchair would not go into the bathroom. I had to move things around to get it inside the room at all. Like an entire dresser was moved to get the chair in, moved back, moved again to get the chair out of the room, then placed back where it belonged. It was a real pain in the butt and my dad could not use the toilet, since the chair could not go into the bathroom. Definitely not a wheelchair friendly space.
Of note- you have to return the key cards to the lock box, but then you can’t get back to your car via the elevator- because it needs a key card to make the elevator work. We paid the (exorbitant) fee to park and the car was on the fourth floor of the structure. Which I will add is easily accessible from the fourth floor elevator landing. That was nice. I was able to hitch a ride with some people going up, but that was just good luck, I could have had to hike up four levels of parking garage with bags in tow.
If you’re sensitive to sound and not comfortable in ear plugs, this is maybe not the best choice. There is a baseball diamond across the canal and they played a game our second night. It was incredibly loud. Not the fault of this unit per se, but definitely a possibility during your stay. Hao does have ear plugs in the bathroom, so I’m not the only person to find it loud.
Considering the view plus the price, I’m for the greater part pleased with my stay. All in all, I’m happy with my stay.