This condo was a mixed bag. The Conrad itself was a nice property that was pretty quiet, and the staff especially at the pool and beach were great. The unit itself had some ups and downs. We liked that you had many options for balcony access, and the balcony furniture was comfortable. The doors to the balcony needed painted, and were very hard to open, especially for the 10 year old with us, as well as my mother in law. The views of the ocean and intercoastal were good. We didn't realize the only dining table was out on the patio. That caused 2 problems. If you were trying to eat around the time a storm was rolling through, you'd get soaked. The second issue was there was no lighting on the balcony, so our plan to play games after the kids went to bed was not possible. Speaking of beds, I'm not exactly certain what was going on with the beds, but both my wife and I would wake up with a bit of a scratchy throat every morning, and I would have a headache every morning that would fade soon after I got up. Wondering if it's an unknown allergen or something at play, but that was unpleasant. Other than that, they were comfortable. I didn't like there wasn't a switch for the lights on the wall, you had to turn them on right below them, so that made traversing all my kids toys in the dark a challenge. The bathroom had a nice layout, but both the tub drain and the right hand sink drain had issues. Took almost 3 hours for the bath tub to fully drain, and there was no fan that we could find, so it caused some humidity issues. The water here is also a yellow color, with an odd smell. They say it's normal and safe to drink, but I didn't really want to drink it, and didn't find it enjoyable to bathe in. The TV in the unit was a regular hotel style TV, and we would have preferred a smart TV, as our kids traveling with us were wanting to watch streaming services. The highlight of our stay was eating at Takato one night, and my wife and I ate at Oku the first night we arrived. They are connected to the hotel, and are AMAZING. If you are an adventurous eater, and have the budget for it, give Oku a try. Worth staying at or near the Conrad just for that. Last issue I had was the lack of communication/hospitality. The host didn't come across as friendly, communicative, or helpful. Their assistant was 20 minutes late meeting us for check in, which was pretty stressful, since we had an impatient toddler who just wanted to go see the room. The beach was nice in front of the hotel from a sand standpoint. The water line and shore line were absolutely covered in seaweed though the entire time we were there, so it prevented us from enjoying the ocean, which was a massive disappointment, but that one isn't anyone's fault, just wanted to caution fellow beach travelers of the potential issue.