Value for the money was low and the unit needs investment to justify the price. We've stayed at many hotels and Airbnb locations and we expected "solid" because it was Hawaii and $420/night expectations. There are multiple building and the signage is not well marked/lit. It took some practice to find days 1-2. On arrival, the entry door electronic lock was sensitive and tricky to open - pull the handle upward fast then push hard. On departure, we got locked out because we punched in the code so many times to get the door open. We called Vacasa to get a new code and that worked out - Vacasa customer service was the highlight of the rental. A serviceable kitchen, but there isn't a lot to work with utensil, knife and food storage-wise. Dated kitchen cabinets/drawers that in some cases don't close well, and shower that needs replacing -- the porcelain enamel has worn away. Two pieces of furniture different than the photos; the chair was broken. I didn't go on vacation to fix things.