If you look at hotel prices around Princeville, they are in the five-hundred range! Whoa. Stay at Larry's place instead and have an entire studio apartment to yourself, plus a huge private lanai, and access to a nicely-maintained swimming pool and jacuzzi. Larry's housekeeper is amazing--when we arrived, the first thing we noticed was that the toilet paper end was folded into an intricate design... it wasn't even your normal-fancy triangle end, but it had super fancy scallops and a fan shape... well, you'd have to book Larry's place in order to see it for yourself.
Anyway, you don't go to Kauai to hang out at the pool or to stay indoors all day, so why should you pay resort prices to see what the beautiful island has to offer? But if you do get stuck inside on a rainy day, Larry's place is an awesome place to be stuck. Though there isn't a full kitchen, there is a microwave, a large double-decker toaster oven, and even a plug-in hot plate in case you really want to cook instead of eating poké. There is even a full-sized fridge to store all the poké you bought at Foodland (grocery store).
Larry is also super organized. He has bins for extra towels, extra beach towels, and extra hiking towels so that you don't feel guilty for using a nice towel to wipe off the red, rusty dirt of Kauai. Outside on the lanai, Larry has stocked many surfboards for his guests to use (we didn't use it though, because I'm actually terrified of the ocean), plus a small bistro dining table and chairs for an outdoor breakfast.
Truly, book Larry's place! You won't regret it!