The space is well laid out and thoughtfully decorated with a combination of upscale and ‘shabby chic’ style. Pretty views, banana and avocado welcoming us in a bowl on the counter and sweet cat visits in the morning from Papaya were a plus. Maria and Shaheer weren’t on the property when we arrived and there was a little problem with a leak under the sink, onto the floor. After they arrived, they worked on it and then ended up calling a plumber and it was fixed by the time we got back from dinner, which was great. They obviously care for and about the property very much - it shows in the construction and design. It’s a pretty and comfortable environment. We’re very sensitive to smells and noticed a little mold, as many places in the lushness of Hawaii have. If you’re not particularly sensitive to scents, it’s probably fine. Some of my old favorite cafes & shops have closed, but a few fun new ones are great - Kaya’s and if you like vegan, organic Wild Thyme, both nearby.