This is the first time I've stayed in this particular unit, but I have stayed in the complex many times. True to form, the suites do get stuffy in the summer, and the only way to get any fresh air is to open the sliding door and the only window in the unit, which is in the bedroom looking onto the entry walkway. So folks can see/hear you as they go by. However, it's a really strong and effective wind tunnel once you do that, and the suite stays fresh that way. The furnishings and appointments were lovely. My only problem was that some of the basics (hand soap, dish soap, etc.) were hard to find, and the dishwasher has this really shallow 3rd rack at the top for cutlery, which I didn't locate until the end of my stay. So I went a whole week without a good chef's blade, as it was hiding up in there. But those things are more housekeeping decisions than owner matters. Speaking of non-owner decisions, I was traveling on business. While working, I got a text from Oregon Beach Vacations asking me to stop dropping things from the balcony. I responded promptly to let them know that no one was in the suite at that time. About 5 minutes later, while taking a business call, the management office left a voice mail. It took me about an hour to get the matter resolved. It bugged me most because the fact that they were accusing me indicates that they didn't even go out to the site to confirm the report before bothering me. Work or vacation, no one wants on unnecessary call like that!