If you are low maintenance and love being on the beach, this place is for you. It was cool to stay in a place that was built in the 1920s, so.much history here. We enjoyed our stay here, the staff was friendly and Daniel was quick to respond. The only downside is there is no parking for the stay you need to buy a public beach pass for $21 and searching for parking is a hassle. So if you uber over this is the perfect location with dining and everything nearby.