The studio is spacious - you enter into the living space, which has a couch/TV area and kitchen (note there is no "dining" setup, which didn't bother us). Full-size fridge, no stove or oven or dishwasher, but a toaster oven, microwave, and hot plate to serve as a stove. The A/C is a sort of high-end window unit (with the tube out the window) but does a great job cooling the place down, though it is quite loud (we had to turn it off when watching TV). The comfy king bed is down a couple of steps behind the kitchen, so feels a little separate, and has a sliding door opening onto a little porch. The shower was awesome - best of any we had in terms of water pressure while in Hawaii, though the hot water will run out if you take too long (or if two people are taking showers after each other). Appreciated touches like beach towels, snorkels and fins to borrow, and the internet-enabled TV. A decent amount of storage (closet and some drawers) for unpacking, and the ever-exciting washer and dryer! The place is very well-located - we could walk to Wyllie's Beach, the Foodland grocery store and associated yummy restaurants in the complex, and I also took morning walks along the golf course next to the apartment (walk up to the one by the Westin for sunset!). Short drives got us to a bunch of other beaches and points of interest as well - Brooke will send recs :) The complex also has a small pool (right by the apartment) that was largely deserted, so felt private. Only issue we had was on the last night, the internet disappeared and never returned (at least not by the time we left), so we couldn't use our devices or watch TV. However, it worked mostly fine, with a bit of spottiness, for the rest of the week.