This was a good stay. I was surprised to find out that the airbnb unit is actually much more like a hotel than an airbnb. This was nice, though, because the hotel it is apart of has an agreement with a beach management company to provide 2 beach chairs, a beach umbrella, and towels to all guests of the hotel. The location was also nice - right across the street from a Walmart. This allowed us to stock up on some breakfast and lunch food that we cooked using the unit's kitchen, ultimately saving us lots of money.
While the airbnb unit is listed as having a pullout couch as a second bed, it is definitely NOT a pullout. This was a slight issue for us, as we had two couples staying here. The couch was a two-piece sectional that can be arranged in the shape of a bed, though. We were still able to sleep comfortably on the re-arranged couch despite the fact it wasn't a true pullout couch.
The other major issue with the hotel is the elevator situation. There are only two elevators for nearly 30 floors of guests. When the hotel is busy, like when we were there, you can expect to wait for 5-15 minutes to get from the lobby to the room on the 26th floor.
Lastly, the balcony is amazing. It has an awesome view of the intercoastal and the ocean, plus it is a huge balcony. Best part of the unit.