If you ever doubt this airbnb, don't because I found that everything they describe in the posting is accurate. I stumbled on this listing when looking for a way to visit the Lanai Cat Sanctuary during my solo trip to Hawaii. I couldn’t believe how lucky I was to find a place to stay that would involve interaction with animals and people, walking distance to: the ferry out to Lanai, best luau, really good (affordable even) ocean front restaurants for breakfast/lunch/dinner, general store for necessities, shuttle out to the larger airport area, and literally less than 1 minute walk to the beach. WHAT A GEM. At one point of my trip, I was eating by the ocean to watch the sunset. After the sun had set, I caught myself re-reading the airbnb post to this place and I thought everything was accurate and there’s so much I appreciate about this place that I actually took rest of my dinner home to enjoy it back at this airbnb. Some of the experiences that I did not expect to enjoy was having fun and meaningful conversation with both hosts Kaimana and Cammie and of course the animals! I was impressed by how clean they keep everything and all the little things they ask during your visit like keeping your car keys on the coffee table, keeping the light switches off, keeping your feet clean and shoes out of the house - all of these things are in place to help make your stay more organized and comfortable and clean. I loved being mindful of the electricity sourced from the solar panels and all the motion sensor lights that were place very thoughtfully. I prefer it much more over blasting lights in my face. This actually gave the entire place a more ambient effect in my opinion.  During my solo trip I had my ups and downs about life back at home and coming home to bond with their super friendly pets, cats purring and asked to be petted totally made my day. I made sure to make time to say hi to animals on my way out and in to the place.  You’d be surprised how quiet and tranquil this place is. I hardly ran into anyone and when I did it was always very pleasant and friendly exchanges. For an introvert like me, it was absolutely perfect balance of solo serenity and engaged conversations.   I stayed for a week so other guest came in and out of the second/separate room but I never felt like the privacy and tranquility I needed was compromised at any level.   I have many favorite moments but couple of them are: having the option to bring back food to finish my dinner while hanging out with the pets in an ambient living room, seeing cute cats to say hi to anytime I went up/down the stairs, getting drunk at a luau knowing that I can just walk back - no worries of drinking and driving, option to try...