We had a good stay overall, with some great strengths and a few drawbacks.The unit is wonderfully quiet — we heard almost no people noise, even with the windows open 24/7. They did need to stay open because the space heats up quickly without airflow, but with the breeze it was comfortable.The location is fantastic: close to restaurants, shops, and excursions. Pool and beach access are lovely, with lounge chairs, picnic tables, and BBQs. There’s a sign asking guests to go shoeless, but barefoot soles turned black quickly. We also kept finding mystery sand in the loft — possibly termite frass. A couple rugs would help with comfort and cleanliness.Bedding is all polyester/microfiber. We had an odd exchange with the owner insisting the sheets were a cotton blend despite the polyester label. Replacement sheets were also polyester, so we gave up. If you prefer cotton, bring your own.The kitchen is well stocked with appliances and cookware. Consumables seem to be cleared between guests, so bring cooking oil and basics. There was salt, pepper, a few spices, chocolates, and a small bag of coffee.Soaps and detergents are provided, but the laundry detergent is extremely scented and all linens/towels carried the smell. We bought unscented detergent. Washer/dryer work well for small loads.The unit is well maintained with a vintage 1980s Hawaii vibe. Comfortable king bed, decent seating for two, plus four Tommy Bahama chairs and a boogie board.