The grounds and view from the third floor are fine. That's where it ends. Luckily we don't spend a lot of time in the units because we are out and about. Where to begin.
The fan didn't work - note, there's no air conditioning. The lanai slider lock didn't work, so when we first got there on a hot day after hauling all our luggage up three stories (there are no elevators), with two elderly parents, we couldn't get any air into the unit. After a calling and waiting, when the facilities repairman got there, he had to jimmy the slider lock open with a screwdriver. They said they'd repair it - over and over again - but never did. Which led to us not closing it when we were there or gone. We accidentally closed it on the last night with all three of us on the lanai and had to call several numbers before finally the facilities repairman came late that night to rescue us off the lanai on a cool windy evening.
About half the light bulbs we're out. there were no plastic cups to drink from and only three very small glass cups. The very small coffee maker was right out of motel. They don't supply but the bare minimum of old silverware and/or lack just about anything else you might need. There's no beach towels, chairs, ice chest or umbrella. The couch was old and worn out. The TV - it was an old video monitor made into a TV and offered visuals right out of the 1960's.
I could go on and on, but really the best advice is don't go here if you want anything resembling a livable unit.