The listing is accurate - this is an apartment with some additional "resort" amenities available in the building. The bed is super comfortable, linens are nice and everything was clean. The kitchen feels newly updated and has all the things you may need to stay in for a meals. They provide nespresso pods so coffee was readily available. There is a small shopette in the lobby area that you can get snacks, sunscreen, cigarettes, swim suits/towels/toys and non-alcoholic drinks from. We used the spa and the massage was very good (you pay a premium though - $200/50 minutes with tip included) There are plenty of restaurants and stores in the area but few are walking distance from the Hyde so we hired Ubers to get around.
Check in was simple. We did run into one small issue in that required us to contact the host but they were very responsive and took care of it quickly.
All of the issues we ran into were "First World Issues" but you pay a premium to stay here so here you go:
Most notable, the RESORT FEE is mandatory if you plan to use the amenities or not. You are paying for access to the gym, pools, restaurant and beach access. We only visiting the restaurant one time and didn't use any of the other amenities so this was a pretty hefty add on at around $150 (total) for 4 days. We would have used the beach access but didn't because the apartment is outfitted with two chairs, beach towels and an umbrella that we used instead.
The toilet is annoying. It has the two buttons to flush that you have to push for the perfect amount of time or it'll just drain the tank and not flush all the way.
The ocean view is nice but more than 1/2 of the beach view is obstructed by a building that is in front of the unit and blocks the beach itself; you have a clear view of the roof top of the neighboring building. This is not really captured in the listing photos so felt it was fair to note here. You can get a full beach view from the 9th floor, 4 floors up.
You will see this in Google review of the Hyde, not a judgement about the apartment itself - the elevator on this side of the building is in constant demand. Often times when the lift arrives, it's too full of people to get on. For people that need the assistance of the elevator this could be an issue but it was a minor inconvenience for us. The majority of the time we walked the 5 flights of stairs up and down to the apartment instead of waiting for the elevator.