This is a great little one-bedroom condo with plenty of square footage. Most of the residents are snowbirds and it was pretty quiet in May. I found it very comfortable for an extended stay. The location is remote and somewhat rural. Be aware that this is on the west coast of Molokai and finding transportation can be expensive or difficult. There is a bus that goes to the town and airport in the morning and returns mid-day. You'll want to use this for shopping. There are also some locals that rent cars or give rides for significantly less than published companies. I highly recommend renting a car for at least a day to check out the northern and eastern sides of the island. Ask at the front desk for insider info.
The ocean is unsafe for recreational swimming/surfing/paddleboarding on all but the calmest mornings in the summer. Be prepared to look or wade in the ocean, but not dive in most of the year. There is an exceptionally clean sparkling pool for swimming. I believe I resolved the fridge beeping issue during my stay (I installed a new control panel), so no more worries about midnight noises inside the building. The wildlife did startle me awake a few times though! I saw turkeys, peacocks, and deer walking past my patio door. This neighborhood is very safe and friendly. Yes, there are unfinished, derelict buildings nearby. However there are no squatters or unsafe conditions in the area like you might expect in a city with empty buildings. I felt perfectly comfortable as a solo traveler sleeping with the cross breeze from open patio doors every night. The island life here is good.