We are a family of 4 with 2 teenagers. One has a severe food allergy, so we have to cook during every single family trip, so that we use rental units quite often. We usually use VRBO but this time we tried this Airbnb unit for the first time. It is great that Airbnb does not require a huge deposit as VRBO owners do.
We stayed there for 7 nights, which came with the closer indoor P2 Level parking. It is a gated parking so that you feel safe in there, and we loved it. The unit itself was more gorgeous than expected. I liked the art decorations, too. The Pergo floor feels nice and clean. (I noticed the floor area between the bathroom and kitchen, was warped quite a lot due to the moisture. That area is unexpectedly higher and bouncy, so be careful.)
Appliances: Air conditioning, water heater, and other appliances all work great. (The kitchen fan does not filter the air very well. If you open the patio door while cooking, it always invites flies to come in as the patio door has no bug screen. I'd highly suggest installing a bug screen on the patio door).
Bathroom: The bathroom has a large bathtub and plenty of hot water comes out. The bathroom is quite large, and have access to both rooms, which was convenient for a family of 4.
Bedding: The king bed was awesome. Couch-bed worked, but the metal frame is bent and leg side comes up in the air. It seems a past guest broke it and left it as is? It is still usable if you pull up the head area. The 3rd bed was too small for my teenagers, so they ended up sharing the larger couch bed. It might be good for a smaller kid. Other than that, everything was good.
The biggest problem was the swimming pools. First of all, one of them was closed due to equipment failure. Another one is for little kids, so it is pretty shallow, and even that one was not fully opened due to bad water quality. (it was forcibly closed by the authority). So, we could not enjoy the swimming pools at all. More importantly, It is gated but their lock system has a design flow and I got an internal blooding on my thumb. You have to hold up the "locking bar" to open the door, but the bar is too close to the door, so that the door will hit/pinch the finger between the bar and the door when you try to open. Other guests at the pool taught me the trick how to avoid injury, but it was too late. Christian, the owner, raised the issue to the facility, but I'm not sure if it would be actually fixed and when, so please be careful. I would give a 5-star to the unit itself. The pools cost one star, as they are the main reason we chose this unit.