The view was great. Location wasn’t too bad either. Kaua’i Kahuna was always available via text.
Everything else was kinda meh. For a couple vacationing for a few days, it’s very inconvenient to go to the grocery store to buy shampoo and conditioner and body wash. You would expect the host to provide these necessities. When asked, Kauai Kahuna replies that due to guest preference and ethical beliefs and what not, they opt out of it and allow guest to choose. I guess ethics doesn’t come into play when you purchase dish soap and laundry detergent because that was readily available.
It’s unfortunate we had to waste a day grocery shopping and spend $$$ to buy these basics and coffee filters for the coffee machine they had.
For this price you’re better off at a hotel or resort where the basic things are provided.
A second frustrating aspect of this stay was printing your own parking pass. This should be provided by the host. I’ve stayed in many Airbnb’s in many areas and this was the first time I was asked to bring my parking pass. Between wedding planning and moving states, I just wanted to kick my feet back and relax. I wasn’t able to do it before my flight and I arrived to Kaua’i too late to print it here. I was scrambling my first day looking for a printing place.
Not to mention a $15 per load fee regarding excess towel use if they have to wash it. We are on an island. Excess towel use will happen. I’m on vacation, I do not want to load up the towels and clean them before I leave. Again, a hotel would be a better bet.