We really enjoyed our stay here! The apartment was super cozy and charming, and in an awesome central location for going north, south, or sticking around Kapa'a. We loved having access to beach chairs and bikes take advantage of the bike path along the coast. There was also some shared snorkel gear that we didn't use. We didn't cook either, but the kitchen seemed to be stocked with enough basics that we could have.
I texted Arnold, the manager, on the morning of our check in to see if there was any chance we could check in early after our hike. We were leaving an airbnb elsewhere on the island that morning and had 6 hours to kill until check-in. He responded immediately saying the apartment was ready for us, and he was able to meet us in person to let us in with 20 minutes notice! He knew we had plans so he just let us drop off our things and then later he brought by bananas and milk to go with the coffee and granola that was already left for us. Margaret sent over a massive document with recommendations that definitely came in handy.
One thing you should know - and this is the case on most of the island - the roosters can be VERY loud and make noise earlier (or later, depending how you look at it) than we expected. If you're a light sleeper, I recommend bringing earplugs. My first night was a little rough, but I wore them my 2nd and 3rd nights and got a nice 9 hours :)
Overall just great hospitality and value -- many airbnbs these days feel sterile and unwelcoming and this felt like the good old days again!