There were several really great things about Sylvia's place. 1. Location - This rental is right on Kealakekeua Bay with a small park one house over and a small, rocky beach a few steps away. You hear the ocean and have fantastic views from the top lanai. The full wrap around patio for the rental unit has some glimpses of the ocean. It is nice to have so much open/outdoor space around the unit. 2. There were three vases of fresh flowers throughout the unit and a couple of beautiful, blooming orchids. I loved this nice touch. 3. Some welcome gifts were provided including macadamia nuts and a fresh pineapple. There was one packet of coffee. Some coffee beans would be nice as there is a grinder with the coffee maker and the Kona coffee for sale locally is usually only available in larger quantities which is too much for a few days. 4. I did have a bit of trouble finding the place as I came from the south. There are 2 roads that bring you down to the bay. The south road passes Pu'uhonua O Hōnaunau National Historical Park and then gets narrow and looks like a service road. I called Nicole and she was able to help me find it though I think she thought I was arriving on the other road to the north. 5. This unit has a funky, retro beach house vibe. I absolutely loved all of the sliding doors and screens so I could enjoy the lovely sea breezes. However, there can be insects so make sure the screens are shut tight and only use lights at night as needed as they can attract some unwanted guests as happens in a nature setting. The one thing I would recommend is to not use so much air freshener/Febreeze. I have allergies and it was a bit much. I also wanted to smell the fresh air and not air freshener. If you have allergies and scent sensitivities like me, you may want to let them know in advance. Thank-you for the lovely stay on Kealakekeua Bay.