The place is as described and Joe is a great host. Though we did not get to meet him, his next door neighbor was there to help. Both Joe and Lindsay were incredibly responsive through texts and offered suggestions for things to do and where to eat. The home does not have A/C, but it worked out okay if you open the windows and use the fans. We were almost always out during the day and by the time we got back, the sun would be down and the place cooled down a lot. The Ohana has every amenity you need - plenty of cups, bowls, plates, utensils, toilet paper, soap, laundry soap, towels, snorkel gear etc. Both the bed and futon were comfortable to sleep in and there are plenty of pillows.

The only MINOR-cons were that the wifi was spotty sometimes and there's no ventilation in the bathroom (but there are two small windows you can open up).

Overall, I would definitely recommend staying at the Ohana if you want to visit the North Shore area. PS - bring cash if you plan on eating at the establishments nearby (most only accept credit cards). A couple of suggestions for dining - check out Hukilau Cafe and Giovanni's Shrimp Truck.