The place was great for our one month stay, for two people. We spent a lot of time out on the lenai, cooked almost every night, because there are few places to eat out when you are on Molokai, and were able to explore and figure out a few things on our own!
The community itself is well maintained, clean and quiet. The staff is friendly. There are barbecue areas, and a nice pool with hot tub.
It’s only a short walk to the beach. Most of our time on the beach by ourselves (and the seals), it took us some time to figure out where we could swim. Once we found our spots we were really happy. When the waters do get rough, the surfers will come out. Gnarley!
There is a nice hiking trail right along the coast going in either direction. Bring lotion and water!
Molokai differs from touristy islands of Hawaii. It’s an ideal place for a relaxed, in-nature, time away from the hustle of city life. If you don’t have a car, one of the nice things about the location, we learned during our stay, is that on Fridays you can get deliveries from Etty of Kumu farms. Call her. Her food is great!
But the (free) MEO shuttle bus was great. It is convenient for shopping in town. (There is also Da Store! on location, but we preferred the super market in town.) Only a few buses run from the location each day. Snorkeling, eating out, hiking, exploring the island, meeting a local fisherman, or getting hot bread in town requires a car.
Alamo Rentals are pricey. So are Taxis. The main taxi company is Hele Mai. You could also text Daniel, of midnight taxi. But best off if you can figure out on your own how to connect with somebody local who rents out a vehicle or make friends.
Overall, we found our stay pleasant and comfortable. We would go back.