I really wanted to enjoy my stay but in the end I was ready to leave. The unit is on a busy street--which can't be helped, of course. Somebody planted bamboo and other lush tropical foliage that screens the place from the street amazingly well. It's gorgeous! You walk in and it looks very nice. The view is gorgeous, the new flooring looks rich and tropical, the furniture looks nice and it seems clean. There are beautiful prints of Kauai hanging up in various places. The bed is comfy and there's giant jetted tub in the master bath. But you flick on the light switch in the master bath and the noise begins. The exhaust fan emits this deep, pulsing grinding that you can feel bouncing off the floor and up into your feet. It's connected to the light switch so you can either soak in pitch blackness or you can feel your ears being ground down into nubs while you try to relax. Closer inspection of the tub shows black mold growing out of every jet and every opening of the tub. So I took a hard pass on the master bathroom and shared the small hall bath with my husband. The ceiling fans throughout the unit are the cheap white, low end ones. They all have odd, complicated controls that take some time to figure out. No signage anywhere to help you either. The one in the kitchen has bugs in the light fixture. All of them have black edges because they haven't been cleaned in some time. You only notice that part when they aren't moving which happened a bit too frequently because we were fighting to figure the controls out constantly. The dining area has a beautiful table and chair set along with some pretty decorations. Unfortunately, it has a cheap, tacky twenty dollar light fixture above it instead of a ceiling fan. No windows open in this area so you get this muggy dead zone that isn't comfortable to use for most of the day. You can fish the plastic floor fan out of the closet and put it behind the dining room table to combat the dead zone, but the fan is ugly and noisy and adds to the din. Combined with the ceiling fans and bathroom exhaust fan, the noise level is significant. Turn it all off and you go from an industrial factory soundscape to hearing the sound of birds chirping and wind sighing in the trees. It's heaven! Until you start to swelter. So you swelter and enjoy the lush tropical setting--or you turn all the grinding fans on and listen to that while looking at the gorgeous view. All in all, the unit is nice. It's large and it's mostly clean. There was mold in the freezer door too but honestly, it's Hawaii. It's humid. Mold is going to grow rapidly there. It's not such a big deal. But combine the noise, the mold and the AC clanging me awake...