We really enjoyed our stay at this upper level condo. We have stayed at Kepuhi beach a couple of times. If you are looking for five-star accommodations this is not the resort for you. However if you are looking for a place to get away and see an island that reminds one of what Hawaii probably was like 30 or 40 years ago this is a great getaway. Highlights of this condo is the location...it has a great view of the common area, the ocean and you see beautiful sunsets off of the lanai. There is a very friendly cardinal that comes by daily for a bit of food. The highlight of staying at this resort are all the birds that sing from sunrise to sunset. The owners had left a some peanuts for us to feed him. The bed is comfortable, the kitchen looks like it was recently remodeled and has all the basic necessities to fix a meal including a full size oven. There is a small pool on the premises and plenty of nature trails in the immediate vicinity. The living area is on the first floor of this unit there are stairs to get up to the unit as well as stairs on the interior of the unit to access the loft where the bed is. If you are someone that has difficulty walking upstairs a ground-floor unit would be preferable. If stairs are not a problem the view that an upper unit offers as well as the extra privacy in my opinion is worth the climb.
One drawback to this resort is something that is common with all of the units. They were built in the late 70s and are not well insulated so you do hear neighbors speaking in the side units. This is less pronounced in the upstairs units versus the lower studio units. The positive side of the open air condos is that it is really nice to hear the crashing of the waves at night. In general this section of the resort has courteous people and while we were there our neighbors abided by the 10 PM to 8 AM quiet hours. As long as you have a realistic expectation of what this resort has to offer I think you would enjoy yourself and I would highly recommend Jack and Cheryl’s condo.