We stayed here for a couple days, and found the location very convenient. The unit was clean, well-equipped, and parking was a breeze (and I felt that the rental was a good value and the hosts were nice). We did initially have a bit of trouble accessing the unit due to the lock on the door (code was right but lock wasn't lining up with door properly and wouldn't open). We eventually figured out the trick to get it to work properly (and thereafter, it wasn't a problem for us). Our teen did complain about lack of air conditioning in the unit, though, but it wasn't a problem for my husband and I. We also initially had a bit of trouble finding the beach shown in the listing photos -- when we thought we had found it, we were scared away by the "do not enter" or "no trespassing" sign to the entrance. Then later we found note inside the unit that said to ignore that sign and proceed -- which we did and enjoyed that beach (it wasn't crowded and had both sand and grass areas, and nice views). Overall, we did like the unit and would suggest it to others. Beyond the unit: The neighborhood was clean/well-kept, and we saw several large, ocean-facing homes nearby undergoing renovations (and we didn't see homeless folks sleeping in tents on nearby beaches like we did in other areas of Oahu). Many locals seemed to really enjoy the point at the end of the street, including several who fish there (my husband regretted not having his pole). One tourist tip for others: Many of the local businesses close on Sundays here. We didn't realize that prior to booking/arriving, and Sunday was one of the 2 days we were there. We were still able to find food to eat and things to do, though, so it wasn't a major problem, but it definitely guaranteed that we didn't enjoy the performances at the Polynesian Cultural Center nearby. So time your visit accordingly if that's something you want to do.