We stayed a month at Georgy's place and it was wonderful.
The MOST AWESOME thing about this place was that you could see the sunrise AND the sunset from the balcony. Every day. And they were simply magnificent. The balcony views were indeed absolutely tremendous. Every evening at sundown, it was like a show. The colors more beautiful than words.
And the pool and pool area was terrific, though at times crowded. (Especially when the Portuguese man-of-war jelly fish were washing up at the beach, which by the way are venomous jelly fish, ugh. Look for the purple flags at the life guard station; that's an indicator that they're in the water.) The pool lounges are in need of an upgrade and were quite worn. The brown, sofa bed in Georgy's living room was truly the worst ever, though I tried my hardest (unsuccessfully) to get him to change it during our month-long stay. It was so bad that you didn't even want to sit in the living room. The beds, on the other hand, were very comfy.
The place itself is not well situated for people who like to park their car and walk to restaurants, stores and attractions, however. You had to get in your car pretty much to go anywhere (though Georgy is upfront about this in his description.) But know that this part of Hollywood, which is the southern most tip of Hollywood and is actually more like in Hallandale, is not very pedestrian friendly.
Still, once you were resolved that you had to get in your car and drive, it was situated ideally to enjoy plenty of great sightseeing opportunities. We saw the manatees and botanical garden in West Palm Beach (we did take the Tri-Rail train and then Uber), went on an Art Deco walking tour in South Beach, watched the horse races in Gulfstream Park in Hallandale, checked out the Broadwalk in Hollywood (about three miles away), went bird watching and on a boat ride in Anne Kolb Nature Center, and took the water taxi to Fort Lauderdale and spent the day cruising the Intercoastal Waterway. Oh, and my husband played a lot of golf.
The beach where this unit itself is located is very narrow and not wide like it is near the Broadwalk section of Hollywood. But still it was beautiful. And Georgy had beach chairs available, which was nice, convenient and saved money.
As others have stated, there were a lot of hoops to go through to get properly checked in. Arriving after 5 p.m. did not help. The address to this unit vs. where you actually had to check in is off by one building, which doesn't sound like a lot, but when it's on a one-way street it requires some additional driving in an unknown area.
Georgy was a most responsive host (except for the couch thing), and the place was super clean, bright and well equipped... not to mention the FABULOUS views.