Veronica's studio is a well maintained little place in what looks like a former resort. Communication was excellent and the instructions for my stay were clearly laid out and easy to follow, just read them in advance on the plane over and you should be fine. One of the first things I look for in places to stay in Hawaii is good air conditioning for when you get back to your room and out of the island humidity, and in this case the AC here was excellent. The room was dry and cool the entire time, and absolutely refreshing to come back to after a day at the beach. There's a nice little pool on property, with plenty of lounge chairs, and a bar with bartender that seemed to be open most times I checked. Self Parking is free, which is nice, and the distance from the parking lot to the room is minimal. Behind the resort is the Coconut Marketplace which is a very popular local destination that you can easily walk to from your room. Adjacent to the parking lot is also a bar with live music and a little place to get food. There's a Safeway grocery store a little less than a mile away, and a mile past that is a bunch of restaurants and shops. Veronica was kind enough to provide a cooler bag, some beach chairs, an ironing board with iron, as well as 2 mini fridges. The internet was quick enough that I was able to watch Netflix on my laptop without any issues. The only thing to take note of is that this section of the island has insane traffic several hours a day, and I say that as someone who lives in LA. You'll need to plan around the traffic and take it into account when traveling around and out of the area. With that said, Veronica's place was great for the price, and I highly recommend it. This was my second time in Kauai and I'll be going back again for sure, so I'll almost certainly try and book it again if I need to be on that side of the island. Hope this helps anybody on the fence, and thank you Veronica for allowing me to stay there!!