My girlfriend and I stayed in number 10 for 11 days. One can easily tell from the photos it is a spectacular place, beautiful in details and functionality. I would have enjoyed knowing a little more about the history of this little Hawaiian neighborhood. Neighborhood you ask? Yes this place is near but off the beaten path. It looks like kind of little neighborhood that appears to come out of the 1920's. I think there are around 20 units, many partially attached of two-story and one-story units painted green mostly with white trim. You arrive off of a dirt road (not uncommon in HI) but a slightly apprehensive feeling of, "Where am I going? This can't be right?" and then one discovers the little enclave of charming Hawaii style homes. I am not certain this happens for everyone but we arrived at a good time. After parking our car we noticed a small group of people clustered around a barbecue across a mowed grass field. I had not thoroughly gone over the check-in procedure so we moseyed over to the group and were met by Milan, one of the caretakers and all around go-to guy for anything. In this case the go-to was tasty shrimp, marinated lamb-chops and barbecued vegetables! I did not want to over-reach my good luck at the delicious food so I didn’t ask for a beer, but… So after we dined and learned the other caregiver, the very lovely Ida would be arriving momentarily. (I was supposed to text her from the airport to notify of arrival time – and didn’t) She walked us through the amazing garden with a variety of statues, mostly wearing lei’s, some Buddha’s, some Tiki figures some Romanesque figures with clusters of grapes (and wearing lei’s). We walked by the bike rack of around a dozen different beach cruisers (yours to borrow) and down a little path to number 10. In front was a continuously running fountain that from our rental constantly sounded like it might be raining outside. The inside? As pictured; but better. In particular the framed art on the walls was beautiful. Photos, mainly prints, some maybe actual paintings mostly of Hawaiian scenery and Hawaiian figures. They were all attractively framed and added to the beautiful overall feeling and décor. As stated it was as pictured but also very clean (spotless) and reasonably well equipped for cooking. The sauté pan worked well in the oven for my famous frittata. Good closets, very comfortable but firm bed and pillows. It took us a couple days to unpack because we could not find the storage for our folded clothing. (It is four big drawers under the platform bed) The bed had a nice headboard with a slanted front which aided our occasional television watching and also had storage for books and anything else you might want close to you while sleeping. There were earplugs (packaged) available in the bed tables which we did not use. My girlfriend did all the...