We recently stayed at this location for the month of February 2016. We are almost senior citizens. Troy met us upon arrival and he gave us a tour of the the house. He was very pleasant and gave us tips of things to do. The house has an open floor plan and with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, it was great. The Master Bath is wonderfully large with large bathtub and separate shower. Lots of room for everyone. It was clean and with all the material comforts. The beds were very comfortable. The landscaping was very nice. We felt very safe walking around the area. Most of the time it was the 2 of us but we had guests come for part of our holiday. There was a total of 5 adults for a 4 day period. It was very comfortable. It was within walking distance (20 minutes) to the Lagoons of Ko Olina. They are beautiful. We were there during the big waves of the Eddie at the North Shore. The waves in Ko Olina were not that huge but they were impressive to watch. We seen whales, a monk seal, turtles and lots of birds. We went snorkeling in Lagoon 3 one afternoon. It was nice and calm and the water was very clear. Not a lot to see but enough for our skill level. There was always room at any of the lagoons to set a chair or lay on the sand. They were never too crowed. The sand is beautiful. The lagoon walking trails were all hard surfaced and great for walking. The weather was great most of the time. A few showers and some windy days but mostly sun. We sat on the back deck watching golf a lot. We do not golf but we had fun watching all the shots. Not all the golfers were good at the sport. We toured the whole Island and Ko Olina is the nicest area. I understand more hotels are coming though. The Polynesian Culture Centre was fabulous. Our personal guide, Aoey was wonderful. A young man from Thailand who is studing Accounting at BYU. We went to the Dole Pineapple Plantion and had a great time. The Hawaiian Railroad out of Ewa was fun. It is the train that goes throught Ko Olina. We opted for the Dillingham Car. It has plush seats. The Arizona Memorial is a must see and we walked on Waikiki Beach, just to say we were there. We ate at Roy's at the golf club. The meal was fabulous, expensive but worth doing once. The North Shore was beautiful with large waves and lots of people. We found traffic and parking was a problem no matter where we went. We would not hesitate to recommend this place to our friends.