Closest hotel to the water. We were in Unit 82 on the ground floor. The one-bedroom condo was well maintained, although the furniture was a bit dated. There were big windows, so even when we were inside we could see pelicans diving for food. We even saw some dorsal fins (maybe dolphins?) on the first morning. The kitchen was well equipped, right down to sharp prep knives. There was a full size oven, too. Outdoors, the waves varied daily, sometimes large, sometimes almost calm. The only odd thing, really, was that the front door opened to the bed, but size the whole apartment was galley style, you'd have either the living/dining area or bedroom facing the water, so the living room was probably the better choice. Each unit fronted to the beach, so there was no compromise from one unit to the other. One downside: checkout is 10 a.m., not the more traditional 11 a.m., so our morning shower following our swim was interrupted by the office reminding us that we hadn't checked out. Oops. more