Family of five -- two adults, three teens -- stayed at Lara's 'The Aloha Kona House' for four nights/days during spring break 2021. Everything Lara wrote about the space was true, which is the reason for our five-star review. Though the photos were accurate, it should be noted that those photos (as of April 2021) came from home-sale staging that you can see on a realty site of choice (from Dec. 2020), and some areas visible in the photos are not accessible if you rent the space. Most important to note is that the second bedroom is actually a screened lanai with three screened walls that felt exposed to the elements (as opposed to an indoor space with four walls); it let in cool evening air as well as outdoor noise. As a result, one of my teens ended up sleeping on the couch in the adjacent living room and another slept on an air mattress in the adjacent living room. If you're looking for indoor bedrooms, then you ought to consider whether this arrangement is workable. Like I said, the lanai-as-bedroom is fully disclosed in the description, and had I perceived it correctly, I may not have chosen this rental despite its attractive features; for someone who wants to sleep in an indoor/outdoor transitional space, that area would be ideal. The smaller, upstairs bathroom had a shower the small size of which doesn't really accommodate an adult, which leaves the downstairs master shower for all guests to use (which everyone had to use in our case). The master bedroom (downstairs, ground floor) had a musty, worn-out odor. (Something you cannot gauge from photos!) Finally, the roof-top deck was an amazing place to watch the sunset and enjoy some down time. Washer and dryer were available and worked as expected. Lara, the host was very responsive and we have nothing but positive things to say about her and her lovely family.