Weirdest booking I have ever made on AirBnB so far. Ohana is not a person, but rather a business that uses AirBnB to rent multiple properties for their owners and I think it really spoils the original idea of AirBnB. Communication with them is all but personal. Main concern was about privacy, the place is riddled with Amazon Alexas and G*oogle units and a quick scan of the Wi-fi network showed multiple actively connected devices (including some other people's iPhones) that should not have been there. We could not get in with the key lock until we rang the 'Ring' doorbell (with a camera) before putting the code - maybe it took a photo of us? We disconnected as much as we could during our stay and we advise you to do the same. Overall, it felt very unsafe, like if we were spied upon all the time.
Apartment had a great layout though, but it was difficult to find as it is in a development with multiple dozens of the same house. It was spotless and everything else worked fine.