If you have the money, it's worth booking something a bit pricier. If not, it's livable, but the price matches the conditions.
The biggest downsides: we visited in late November, and the floors were cold. The air conditioning works well for heating, but you absolutely need slippers (which they provide). Hot water in the shower was intermittent, and you had to hold the showerhead as it couldn't be mounted on the wall.
On the upside, the location is fantastic.
Eating wasn't allowed in the rooms; we were expected to go from the third floor down to the second-floor dining area (which wasn't very convenient). However, right next door is a street with plenty of street food, and you can even sit by the sea to eat.
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