Location is great if you plan on staying in the surrounding area; however, if you plan on exploring the entire island, then you may want find a place closer to the center part of the island.
The unit is nice and we appreciated the comfy bed, kitchen and AC. Be warned, they have a lot of rules in their checkin instructions! After reading them all, we were left with a not so warm welcome typically felt at other AirBNB’s. They have a strict “no AC” policy while not vacating the premise and will enter the property while you are out to turn it off. After the first day this happened, we got home late and the unit was so hot, it took hours to cool down and we slept terribly. For the price we paid, this was a dealbreaker for us. Don’t believe the hype that opening the windows will cool down the unit. AC is needed in Hawaii, unless you like to feel hot and sticky while you sleep.
This is the first review I’ve given that wasn’t 5 stars. I would recommend to change your verbiage on the checkin instructions to a warmer tone (or if you don’t want people in your pool, just don’t advertise it), add more hooks for wet bath towels to hang, prove a place to keep luggage (since no luggage is allowed on ANY furniture, per the instructions) and to never enter the premise without notifying guests (we felt violated and lost our trust in you).