The place was immaculate, but for accent sensitive people, there is a vanilla scented candle and the sheets are laundered with a scented detergent. I don't fault them for this but people should have the information. It didn't smell bad but it was a little much for me. Communication was good. The surrounding area has a few shops in safe walking distance but there are not sidewalks beyond that, this is best if you have a car.
The couch is amazing and I want one, I'm disabled and was still able to easily set it up in bed formation alone. I found it more comfortable for me and my particular medical situation than the actual bed.
There are only showers but having two bathrooms essentially side by side was very nice. The hot water takes a moment to show up but it does show up.
My wheelchair was able to access most parts of the unit, though I did not use it indoors very much.
There is a lot of artwork and photography, some of them nudes. Tasteful nudes, but it was unexpected.
The pool was not as clean as the unit, and required skimming before it could be used.
The kitchen has a few pots and pans, do not cook at high temp as the smoke alarm goes off easily and is building-wide. The fridge is extremely clean but the ice maker and water dispenser don't work. There are ice cube trays and a separate water filter container however.
There are laundry machines, a dishwasher next to the laundry, and some basic cleaning supplies and soaps. All in all comfortable and very livable.