First off this is a very nice upscale hotel with private residences. This is what you are renting. The building is on par with say a Four Seasons or Ritz. The staff is not quite that good but is what it is. For example the concierge always seemed irritated that I was asking her for help. The pool attendant seemed reluctant to help set up my chair. The beach attendants would not set up a chair if I was not staying right then. At the Four Seasons I like to say their answer is always “yes.” At the Conrad it’s more like “probably not.”
They will charge you a “resort fee.” I paid $42/night in addition to the AirBnB price. Parking is $48/night. They also put a $150/night hold charge on your card for incidentals. Strange because private residences can’t charge to their room.
There is a public parking lot about a 15 minute walk away that charges about $12. Street parking is limited to 4 hours. Get the Pay-By-Phone app for either.
The room was a bit tight but very nice with a high-end polished feel. The bathroom is excellent with a large shower and one of the deepest tubs I have seen. The galley kitchen is just what you need. There is no dinning area per’se as the main room is filled by the two queen beds. The small deck faces inland.
The pool is very nice with tons of seating and a cool bar. You can eat there as well. The gym is well equipped and 24/7. The elevators were very quick and never busy.
The coffee shop was nice with good food. But they did not have decaf and were always out of iced tea for some reason. There is another coffee shop across the street.
You can check out a free bike. They are a bit dorky with a huge “Conrad” name plate but I rode them all over with no issues.
Overall a pleasant stay for a good value based on the typical hotel price. I’d recommend it and would stay there again.