We could only afford 2 days in Kauai, and Shelby's place was perfect for our stay. We are a family of two adults and two children. Shelby's beautiful condo is in an upscale section of the island (Princeville). It's about a 50 minute drive from the airport. Consider that the road is easily susceptible to traffic jams so plan accordingly when you depart and have a flight to catch. The condo is in an apartment complex and has everything you need: a bed that fits two adults comfortably and a sofa bed that fits two children comfortably; a double decker washer/dryer; a nice-sized bathroom; a TV with many viewing options; and a balcony with snorkeling gear, beach chairs, and boogie boards for use. The area surrounding the condo is beautiful: lush gardens, fantastic sea views, and great walking/running/biking trails. There is a swimming pool in the complex, but I'd recommend you check out the amazing Kauai beaches instead. Shelby will give you a parking pass for the one spot where you can park. Shelby was very responsive, answering my text questions not only about the condo, but about what to do in Kauai. Shelly informed me about the road closure times between Princeville and the famous Kauai North Shore beaches (there is ongoing repair work due to a mudslide on the road a few months ago...search for Hawaii DOT website for announcements on road closures!) . I was not tracking these closures, and her information saved a lot of inconvenience, while enabling us to visit the north shore beaches at a time the road was open. In all, Kauai is a beautiful island, definitely a place that should be in anyone's Hawaii bucket list. We did the boat ride to Na'Pali coast and that was a sight I have never seen before. What an amazing experience. We also did the drive through the Waimea Canyon and that was another awesome trip. Lihue is the island's main town, where the airport is, but I didn't find much to see. Lihue is, however, where the Walmart, Target, most supermarkets, gas stations, a mall, and fast food restaurants are. We did not do the Ha'eina State Park because it was all sold out. If you want to go there and hike the Na'Pali trails, you need to reserve your spot months in advanced online. In all, we had an awesome 48 hours in Kauai. Shelby's place is definitely a great option if you need a place to stay!