The place smelled terrible when we walked in and the next day we discovered a giant patch of mold on the carpet under the refrigerator. We spent a day out of our room and had to scramble to find a new place to stay that night. After being told it'd be fixed the next day, we remained out of our room until late at night when we realized nothing had been done and we'd need a place to spent the rest of our time.
We spoke with 6 different people managing Tina's property, all who told us something different or were unaware of the problem. Tina herself kept changing her story and then denying what she told us. We had 4 days in Hawaii and 2 were spent dealing with the hassle (plus time spent after we got back trying to put this right). We still don't have all of our refund processed. It is shocking to me we had that much mold in our room and Tina and her team didn't treat this like more of a problem.
Mold in a room, that can happen. The terrible communication skills and lack of empathy from Tina are what you don't want to be dealing with on your Hawaiian vacation.
Side note: the beds are full, not queens. This can be verified through Kauai Beach Resort's website but is listed inaccurately on Tina's Airbnb.