The room and bathroom was very clean. It also really does have everything you could reasonably expect for the kitchen (salt, pepper, sugar, creamer for coffee, tupperware etc.) which was very helpful. The pool was wonderful, big and clean, and a nice temperature. However, it does close at dusk so we were not able to swim at night which I was a bit disappointed about. We were close to everything downtown. Even my older disabled parents were able to walk down to the boardwalk (they went slowly but did do it :-)). The building is still under construction but we did not hear noise 24/7, and were not really inconvenienced. The parking garages are a tight fit, but we were able to find open spaces on the parking deck by the pool. All of the residents we ran into were extremely friendly and helpful. There were lots of families with younger children (6-11 maybe) who were playing together, so although we did not have children in our group it would be a great place for a family to stay. There were 4 of us who stayed in the room and we were able to move around fine with the sofa bed pulled out all of the days we were there. I only needed to speak with George once, the night before we left to clarify some basic questions I had about the studio. He answered the phone, was nice and answered all of my questions. *I would like to preface this last comment by saying that I did speak with a prominent building board member who explained that this was necessary due to previous issues they had with homeless individuals.* They chain lock all of the gates into the pool area by midnight so you are only able to access the beach at night by walking around the side of the building and using the public access outlet. It is nice that they are located by this public outlet, because if not you would not be able to enjoy the beach at night. Overall, it was a great experience and I would most definitely book this studio again!