We were in Molokai for 2 months, mid January to mid March and enjoyed our stay in Lisa and Gary’s place. The communication from them throughout our stay was top notch. When we arrived, the condo was very clean and well stocked. Plenty of towels, beach towels, toiletries and kitchen supplies to get started. There were even a few “treats” left for us to enjoy. The kitchen was stocked with everything you would need to prepare your meals and even had a dishwasher. There were DVD’s, CD’s, puzzles, games, and books as well as a Smart TV, so you could always be entertained. We appreciated a washer/dryer being in the unit. In previous trips, we have had to use the ones in the complex and it can be quite frustrating finding them available when you want to use them. Also not noted in the description from the unit are the 2 Tommy Bahama beach chairs and the cooler. These are truly a must have if you plan on going to the beaches. We used them daily. I would recommend renting a car, especially if this is your first time on Molokai, but it’s not a must. There is a small store in the complex that has almost anything you might need, with the exception of alcohol. We had a car for only half of our time and utilized the public transportation (MEO) when we didn’t, to get groceries and have lunch. They come to the complex twice a day and even stop at the airport. We saw many whales from the Lanai and watched the surfers most every evening at Kepuhi Beach. The sunsets are phenomenal to watch from the Lanai or anywhere in the complex for that matter. As others have mentioned, the ocean this time of year, especially on this end of the island, is hard to swim in unless you are really comfortable with the surf and are a strong swimmer. We did have several days that it was very calm but the majority of the time, when we went to the beach, we were only able to get in up to our knees to cool off. The pool is a great option if surf is too strong. The only 2 things that I can say need improving upon was the den furniture and having a sun shade on the Lanai. The furniture is clean, just not comfortable and due to the position of this unit, from 4:30 until sunset, the sun is extremely intense on the Lanai, making it impossible to sit out at the table and it is even hard to be inside with the glare, unless you close the curtains. These might not be bothersome if you are only staying for a few nights but for us being there for 2 months, by 4:30 every day we were ready for showers to be in for the day.