This condo and the others at the Waipouli Resort are beautiful and roomy, but the Airbnb experience is distinctly more corporate than you get when tenting from individual owners. That means no one to greet you upon arrival. No welcome basket or other personal touches you might have experienced elsewhere. Not a criticism. I wanted a generic condo to be out base of operations for 7 days on Kauai and I didn't need someone holding my hand. In and out, no mess, no reeling in the years with a well-intentioned, but over-attentive host. When I did need something Joshua's team was just a phone call away and quick to respond.
F302 has a view of the resort's pool. That means you get quite a bit of kid noise 10a-7p, but each night we slept with the windows open, AC off and the distant sound of the surf lulled us to sleep. Buildings G & H have ocean views. Check those listings if that is what you need.
As you can tell from the photos, F302 was not decorated by your auntie. No overdone floral patterns. No garish colors.
This condo and I suspect the others at the resort are modern and understated. It was just what we needed. Adults in one bedroom. 13 year old in the bedroom across the living room. The kitchen had the basic pots, pans, table ware and utensils to handle the breakfasts and lunches we cooked there. In condo washer and dryer was full size and a must-have on longer trips.
Only negative I thought worth mentioning is that the Waipouli is along the busy stretch of Kapaa Town. Traffic is slow most of the day. But, keep and island attitude and don't get excited. We still managed 500 miles in 7 days running to every sight on the island. That little bit of town traffic didn't slow us down.