The neighborhood was very nice, very safe, the other homes were in the $900k+ range, but Cam's needed some work on the outside. Inside was much nicer. the 3 apts opened onto a common hallway. each was a stand alone apt. the queen was small but comfortable and clean. bedroom was small with a very comfortable bed, a bureau and a closet. small bathroom but again clean. kitchen/sitting room small but well-equipped, tv with cable, love-seat, frig, microwave, toaster oven, toaster, coffee-maker, 2 burner hotplate. utensils, small dining table. out the back door was a small deck that we shared often with Cam's cat, Chica. No a/c which took us a night or two to get used to, but there were ceiling fans. in the common hallway, was a small book-exchange and free washer/dryer. On the porch out front was lots of equipment for guests to use: beach chairs/umbrellas, boogie boards, snorkeling masks/fins, tennis stuff. the beach at the hyatt was 5 min walk and the community pool/hot tub was 8-9 min walk. Cam had family in town so was busy with them and we were out and about most every day, so we only saw him a couple of times during our week. But he left us clear welcoming/info notes and a small gift. for the price, we were more than satisfied, but next time we would probably take the king suite, more room. poipu restaurant tips: we liked all of these, all reasonably priced: tropical burgers, brenneke's (& deli for lunch), keoki's paradise (in the bar), da crack (excellent take-out burritos), joe's on the green (breakfast), and in waimea or kapaa, shrimp station (closes at 5). for a nice walk/hike in poipu, do the cliff walk on the other side of the hyatt, about 2 miles one way. best snorkeling: the cove in front of the beach house restaurant.