We had a lovely time staying at the Kailua Beach Villa. We were a family group of 10 (down 3 from our originally expected group of 13). The kitchen is amazingly well equipped with just about any appliance you might want for a vacation stay. (We used the slow cooker to make pulled pork one day). It has a great view and makes cooking chores a pleasure. There was a treat for the early risers one morning when a luau torch dancer was practicing in the early dawn on the beach right in front of the kitchen windows. The pool was sparkling clean and there was a large bunch of towels and beach/pool toys for kids and plenty of lounge chairs for sunning. The bedrooms were roomy and equipped with fans to bring in the cool air at night. I will say that if we had been our original group of 13 a few of us would not have had an ocean view from our bedroom, but I'm not sure that would have mattered much as we spent most of our time in the house in the common room. We used one of the built in leaves in the dining table to accommodate our group of 10 and the additional leaf would have easily seated the additional 3. People staying in Kailua should realize that it is a fair drive to some of the activities available on Oahu, although the Cultural Center is just a straight shot up the coast. The surf in front of the house was very calm with fairly easy waves and a gentle slope into the ocean. Our 11-year-old grandson couldn't get enough of it.
And last but not least, our contact Angelene was great. All in all we had a great time.