I have stayed at a lot of airbnbs. many of them are marginally furnished with dime store quality items and lumpy beds. I understand why people do that--they're risking their possessions to a stranger. Inna's house was the opposite. It was beautifully furnished in carved teak , the bed was so comfortable and the walk in shower was a pleasure. I especially enjoyed the koi sink and the Hawaiian decor. I think airbnbs let us imagine what it would feel like to live a different life. In Inna's house, I could easily imagine living in a Hawaiian suburb near the ocean.