Okay, but use caution. This may not be for everyone.
Pros:
Very specious
Patio was a nice setting to sit and relax.
The reservoir that ran along the back of the condo provided an area for the locals.
We had daily visitors from the locals - ducks, birds, turtles, and iguanas.
Cons:
NOISY - the condo faces a very busy street full of traffic all hours of the day and night.
If you are a light sleeper, like me, this could be a problem.
Others in my party were not affected by it.
Only 1 key provided to the condo door.
It is a gated community that requires the single access strip to get in and out.
There were 2 strips in the tray just inside the door. Only 1 worked and that required trial and error to figure out.
There were 3 in our party, not everyone was going in the same direction.
It required us to cut plans short so that the other would not be waiting at the gate to be picked up. I t was a long walk to the condo from the entrance gate.
The other gate on the other side of the complex had a guard, but we had to give them a name and apartment for them to call to be allowed in.
Very inconvenient.
There was no guest book to explain all the access details, describe local amenities, pool, etc. ALL super-host facilities have a welcome book. This made figuring out that the access strips in the tray were to get in and out of the gate up to guest to figure out.
Kitchen - poor
Bare minimum.
The only knife was a dull paring knife.
No other knives which made preparing meats, vegetables, and certain fruits difficult.
No measuring cups or spoons.
Lack of basic essentials, like basic spices other than salt/pepper from a store shaker that you would expect from a super-host. All of the other Airbnbs that I have stayed in with a super-host have had a descent kitchen stock of some of the more popular spices. We went to Walmart to get what we needed.
Patio table & chairs.
There were only 2 folding chairs for the patio, but 3 in our party.
No wash rags.
We did call Nico about no wash rags, and he was responsive, but he brought more hand towels, no wash rags.
Again, we went to Walmart and bought our own.
Master bath
This is more of a comment, then an issue.
There were 4 lights over the 2-sink vanity.
2 of the lights did not work, one was missing a bulb.
While 2 lights were sufficient, it took away from the ambiance of the room.
It reflected a lack of attention for a place that stated "super host".
Guest bath toilet was not clean when we arrived.
Bottom outside of the bowl and behind required cleaning which we took care of.
Toilet tissue was single ply.
For all super-host places we have stayed, it was at least a double ply.
Minor expense for the host, but a lot more comfort for the guests.
Again,
If noise isn't a problem, you have only 1 or 2 people in your party, and everyone is going everywhere together, this might be okay for you.
It is not a super-host accommodation.