We are very mixed on this unit, and ultimately left 3 nights early and booked a last minute hotel in Kaanapali due to the condition of the unit, losing A LOT of money. First, the beach view itself is better in person, it’s gorgeous and the private beach is simply unreal. We had no issues with WiFi and I was able to remotely log into VPN and Citrix for work with no issues. However, we stumbled on other issues: the bathroom sink was full of small ants and so was the kitchen. The hosts left a near empty can of Raid which we used a few times a day, which I forgot, smells horrible! We used our own cleaning supplies too. The ants got inside my makeup bag and into my toiletries. We spent a lot of time cleaning the counters. The place looks fairly clean but if you move anything, such as a basket under the TV, dust flew up. Like other reviews said, the bed was uncomfortable so we went to Target and bought a mattress pad (which we left for future guests) and a firm pillow (which we took). Little things such as the shower head was full of scum and hard water build up. We could get past that. The linens and towels smelled fine and were clean. But, the lack of AC in the time we went (August) was rough. We tried the two loud ceiling fans (one in the living room one in the bedroom), we tried the cold showers as stated in the welcome binder, but it was just too muggy and hot, and we think, exacerbated the ants. The bedroom faces the street so if you leave the top window open, you’ll hear cars and doors slamming. Overall, this unit is aggressively priced well and you may be able to deal with it better than we did for a beach view in Maui. Ultimately, we cleaned up and left the unit on a Sunday (though we had it booked until Wednesday) and messaged the hosts, explaining our situation and asking for a partial refund just for Monday and Tuesday even though we left Sunday, upon proof that we had to last minute book the Westin. They didn’t respond for half a day. Then when they did respond, they declined and offered to send Debra to lay ant traps and “spruce up the place.” Obviously, we found that response incredibly tone deaf and decided to take our loss. So, we lost a couple thousand dollars, the host gained a new mattress pad, and that’s that! With some small improvements, we are confident this unit can be good. Good luck!