As much as I hate to say it, I would not recommend staying here. Chris and Vivian are very nice, and the check-in process was easy. However, beyond that, the cost vs. the value of this Airbnb is not worth it. When booking an Airbnb, cleanliness is very important to me because I have extremely sensitive skin. I usually end up buying my own detergent because I breakout in hives. The cleanliness rating was one of the primary reasons I booked with Chris and Vivian. However, when my parents, boyfriend, and I arrived, we noticed that there were several splatters of unknown liquids on the walls and doors, holes in the walls, stains on the carpet, and a weird smell to the towels. My mom decided to wash all of the towels and sheets (due to my sensitive skin), and when she stripped the bed in the master bedroom, she noticed dried blood on the mattress pad. Additionally, when she washed the comforter, it came out to a different color because there had been dirt on it. Due to this, we ended up cleaning one of the days of our vacation, wiping down handles and counters and cleaning the bathrooms. I took pictures of the sheets and sent it to Chris and Vivian. They were apologetic, but when I mentioned that a $200 cleaning fee seemed steep considering we had to reclean much of the townhome ourselves, they stopped responding. Additionally, none of the smoke detectors had any batteries. Aside from the aforementioned cleanliness issues and lack of batteries, one of the nights, the breaker tripped in the room my boyfriend and I were staying in. Chris and Vivian keep the breaker box in a locked room, so we did not have A/C for a night. Chris delivered the keys to us the next morning, which was really nice, but it was definitely an inconvenience. Additionally, the washing machine was horrible. It did not properly clean our clothes or towels. My reasoning for saying so is my boyfriend and I went on a hike, and my t-shirt had gotten some dirt on it. I tried washing it at the Airbnb, but the dirt stain remained. As soon as I got home, I put it into my washing machine, which is nothing special, and everything came out. Furthermore, one of the bearings was going out (or something. I'm no handy-man) because it made a loud knocking sound. We tried reducing the load sizes to half and taking extra care that the clothes were evenly distributed. However, by the end of our week there, it had stopped draining entirely. We had to wring out the towels and clothes to be able to put them in the dryer because they were sopping wet. Chris and Vivian were made aware of these issues. While they were apologetic, they didn't really make any effort to remedy anything. I could see this being a rental property, but my expectation when paying 2.5 times my Denver rent in a week is that the Airbnb looks like a true vacation home. Lastly, Waianae is not a bad town but know that there is only one way in and out. Consequently, if there is any construction or accidents as there were during our stay, expect to sit in traffic for an exorbitant amount of time. I do have pictures of all of these issues if there is any need for proof.