This professionally managed apartment is really amazing for anyone looking for a place in Kaanapali! Great access to the beach, close to the resorts, and replete with all the creature comforts you'll need for an extended stay (plenty of linens, a washing machine, and a lovely terrace).
Our stay wasn't flawless, but Zoe and the management firm's responsiveness were a great help to resolve the minor issue we faced. When we arrived, the cleaning service had cleaned the flat and made the beds, but left the used sheets and towels and some trash. The company that manages the flat and Zoe were both very responsive by phone and AirBnB messaging, and they worked to remedy the situation. The items were picked up the next morning and they left a gift for the trouble we went through. I travel enough to know not everything can always be perfect, but if it can't be then responsiveness is important, so we were ultimately satisfied.
I'd recommend this place, especially for families.
One general piece of advice to anyone looking for an AirBnB in Hawaii: Some landlords of Hawaii properties on AirBnB include the 13.41% tourist tax in the listed price, and others don't. At least as of early January 2017, the prices shown for Zoe's flat in the AirBnB tool do not include the tourist tax. (At the time of my booking, it was marked in the home description that this tax was not yet included. The listing was transparent that the tax rate would apply, and this feedback is *not* a knock against Zoe's honesty!) After booking and paying the bottom line price showed in the initial estimate, Zoe adjusted up the price of this property to capture the additional tax via AirBnB. My advice is just to ensure that potential guests understand properties' total cost and not just sticker price. Especially if you are comparing multiple properties, you don't want to be caught off guard by that kind of material price difference because 13% can add up, especially for longer stays.