In terms of having a well located place to stay on Molokai, this place does that. 15 minutes (tops) from the airport. You're right outside of the main town where there are grocery markets and a few places to eat. The far east end is about an hour away (Halawa Valley). The far west end is about 30 minutes.

The unit is a good size for a couple. The kitchen is satisfactory for cooking. We ate either on the lanai or at the kitchen counter. No indoor dining table. There is a small beach practically outside the door, just past the lawn. The sand and mud bottom is walkable, and the water is shallow quite a ways out to the reef. We never saw anything resembling waves coming to the shore. Nice for wading or swimming.

Margaret was at the complex while we were there and was attentive when we needed her.

Unfortunately, the unit could use a lot of attention. Everything feels old and in need of replacement. Peeling paint on the cupboards, old shelf and drawer liners, well used linens, a lot of heavily used utensils for cooking--when we arrived we had to wash the dishes, silverware, and pans because they were all sticky or greasy. The bathroom faucet handle is coming loose from its base Some sort of sealant or caulking wasn't applied well to the bathtub, so it looks like something is growing out of the drain. Not attractive. Also, since the unit is the bottom floor, you may hear residents on the second floor stomping around and moving furniture. Really. Our first few days were quiet, but once people arrived, the noise from upstairs started around dinner time and continued until about 10 pm..Also, the unit faces the ocean, but from the bedroom you hear cars driving by at night.