This is a good option for a great area. The check-in instructions are complicated, so if you have not lived in a condominium in an urban environment, you may have a hard time - ask to see them upfront if you worry about how complicated they are. The unit is kind of bare-bones - no dressers, minimal items in general (but plenty of bedding and towels). We had an issue with the pull out couch and the host offered an outstanding solution immediately - way above and beyond. So you are in good hands. Make sure all three pool wrist bands are there. There are threatened fees for lots of stuff (pool passes, parking pass, key fobs, talking to building employees) and some of the passes you might not even have when you check-in - we only had one of three wrist bands.