OK...where to start? I chose Matt's place on Molokai from its reviews on Airbnb. I had to see his place for myself after reading so many great reviews. All of them were completely true! In fact, the only negative review I read was that it was "too loud" at night due to the animal noises. Are you kidding me? The nightly animal noises, the soft breezes through the open lanai and the sounds of the gentle surf lulled me into my most perfect sleep I have probably ever had each of the 6 nights we were there. I woke each day fully refreshed, without my usual congestion, ready to launch out into the pristine setting that is Paniolo Hale. The apartment is open on 2 sides, one long and one short, by accordion French doors that give way to a wide, screened-in Lanai. You sleep that way, with the doors open, listening to the wonderful ambient sounds cooled perfectly by the breeze. I think I pulled a blanket over myself in the middle of each night, the air was so pleasant. The complex M5 is in (Paniolo Hale) is one of a couple of going concerns nestled in an abandoned resort called Kaluakoi, which shut down due to pulled funding maybe 9 years ago. The desolation that resulted is part of the allure of this location. It is eerily quiet and peaceful. There are no restaurants there, the hotel part of the resort long closed. There was a golf course there as well, which nature has reclaimed, leaving a number of hiking trails along the shore that is divided up into one untouched beach after another. If you want nightlife, this place is not for you. But then, Molokai would not be for you either. It is the personification of calm, peace and quiet. At night, the stars are amazing. Be sure to go down to the beach at night and take them in. The apartment is clean and newly renovated. Everything works well. My wife wanted to take the refrigerator home with us. It is one small bedroom, a comfortable living room, spacious bathroom and well-appointed kitchen. The bed is very comfortable. The couch is very comfortable. Do not bother bringing any books with you, as Matt's family has accumulated quite the library on the spacious shelves behind the couch. My wife had to download one of the books on historic Hawaii the day we left because she couldn't finish it in the time we were there. The appliances are new and work perfectly. The Lanai is unbelievable. Huge and full of the right amount and type of furniture for outdoor comfort. There's a hammock on the porch that my wife spent a lot of her time in. Matt's family is apparently quite artistic and the unit is full of nice artwork and beautiful quilts both as wall decorations and as functional covers for the evening chill. Matt suggests you load up on supplies in Kaunakakai before coming to...