Wavecrest. The complex sits on the coast and the unit has great views as it is on the second floor, overlooking the ocean, which the views are one of the best features of this unit, along with its private lanai.. The complex’s has a pool and lounge chairs. In the early morning we had daily visitors [Morning Doves] begging for food on the lanai. The king bed is comfortable and there are two convertible couches in the living room. We did not need these so do not know of their comfort. Kitchen was adequately stocked with items for cooking. There was no air conditioning but the breeze cooled the place for comfortable sleeping. (It appears that none of the units have A/C). There are several ceiling fans in the unit; as well as owner provided fans to help circulate the air [we reported one of the portable fans being broken], The photos could be upgraded since there is a new hardwood floor in the living room replacing what appeared to be carpet. There seems to be some other upgrades such as tile in the bath & kitchen. Bathroom, not in photos, is a bit basic and could be upgraded. The unit is quiet. Parking is easy. Overall, the unit is comfortable, spacious for two people; and provides the basic necessities to have a pleasant stay.
Molokai is beautiful. Options for eating out are limited but the “Friendly” grocer is well stocked. George was very responsive by text. Unfortunately the dishwasher was out of service; the ice maker in the refrigerator made noise, but didn’t work; and towels needed replacing. With regard to a visit to Molokai—we were able to use George's vehicle. Strong and reliable but well used. Discuss some disabled features with the owner before using it. Also, Molokai has good roads, some dirt but mostly paved. The coastline is wonderful. There are four main roads that take one to areas typical of living on Molokai. Some signs were posted making it clear the residents preferred visitors not stay too long (“visit, spend, go home”) but we were always treated respectfully and in a friendly and welcoming manner. We frequently got friendly waves from the residents and thought this might be because we were driving George’s vehicle which appeared to be “local“.