The Good:
This property is located right on the Atlantic Ocean. Rooms are very large, almost like a condo or apartment. Our room had a spacious bathroom, a separate living room with a kitchen, full-size fridge, microwave, sink, coffee maker, etc.
Rooms have an outdoor balcony with nice views. Sometimes other room balconies feel too close for comfort, but overall it's a nice feature.
Breakfast is served in a little restaurant on site and is cheap. Nothing fancy but is a good enough way to start the day.

The Bad:
We checked in late (past 11 pm) and were tired after a long day of traveling. We arrived in our room, got unpacked, and had just settled down to bed when we heard a loud commotion at the door. I went and checked and the security guard was trying to barge in. He stated that the room was supposed to be unoccupied. It turns out the guard does rounds and checks each room in the hotel to make sure empty rooms are unoccupied, which seemed to hint at possible security issues at the property in the past.
In the process of the mixup (front desk had not added us to the guard's list of occupied rooms) the guard destroyed the locking latch above the door. The front desk told us that we "should feel safe" for one night and that the maintenance staff would fix in the morning at 8 a.m.

Next morning , my wife and I had breakfast, killed some time, and returned to find that the door was still not fixed. It took another call to the front desk to get maintenance to make the repair. Front desk staff seemed confrontational about the whole thing, like it was our fault or we were being a pain.

The Ugly:

We received a new set of "clean" towels that were full of long black hairs.

Overall, this is pretty middle of the road property that offers a great value for families or large groups (our room could easily sleep 6-9 people) but is far from the best in NSB. I recommend the new Hampton Inn on Flagler as a better option for couples or those seeking a cleaner environment.

We stayed here for 3 nights in March. We paid extra for a Sea front room as opposed to a Sea view room - all rooms are sea view. I room wasn't actually sea front but at a 45 degree angle to it. This was okay but it meant we got very little sun (we were on the north side). In March we just started to get direct sun at about 5pm. Later in the year I guess you would get more.
The hotel was okay but the decore was poor - see pictures. Brown and yellow carpets and while it was a new kitchen, it had lots of cupboards with no handles on any of them and the only means to cook was a microwave.
Also while as such clean it was poorer than most hotels. Our balcony had a large sticky area when we arrived - I would stay someone spilled beer or something there. The point is it should have been cleaned. Also I spilled a bit of coffee on the floor one day. I thought I cleaned it all up but realised later in the day that I had missed a bit but the appartment had been cleaned in the meantime so clearly the tiled floor in the kitchen part wasn't cleaned as part of it.
The location is about 1km from Flagler St, the main shopping etc area. Now it is a quite road walk or even along the beach but it is not next door.
At over $200 a night (when you include the taxes etc), yes the view was great, staff what we saw of them were friendly, the room was okay nothing more, but you are paying for the view.
By the way a Public's very close by (walking distance) and do visit the Canaveral National park about 12 Km away - well worth visiting for just $5.

The staff are very friendly, they helped me and my Girlfriend out several times during our stay, Rooms are very clean and have an awesome view, real nice town, everyone makes you feel at home! We definitely will be staying again !!! To the staff at the hotel, enjoy the rum cake :) !!