This end of the island is the most beautiful spot on the whole island. The old "resort" is kind of sad to see because about half of it is closed up and the other half is now privately owned condos where we stayed. These are not luxurious, but have all the basics needed, and the view makes up for any of that!! We sat out on the lanai to eat and watched the wild turkeys and had a little gecko visit us! Moloka'i is not really a tourist island but everyone we meet was friendly. If you're looking for a place with lots to do, this island is not for you! It's too bad that they are not encouraging tourism because it would definitely help with their economy. The closest grocery store was about 4 miles away and it was closing soon. There was a little convenience store on site, but when we went there, they were out of bread and milk and didn't expect to get any in soon, so your groceries all have to come from the main town of Kanakakai. If you want a quiet place to relax, this is a great spot. There's a pool and area around it that's a wonderful spot to relax and watch whales! There was a maintenance crew there that seemed to be working on all parts of the resort to keep it up, but it appears to be a bigger job than they can do!
I would recommend this place for someone who is not interested in luxuries but just wants a quiet peaceful place to relax!
However, I'm sorry that I cannot recommend the Honda Odyssey van that we rented from you, Michael! It is not a road-worthy vehicle. My husband is a mechanic and he couldn't believe that anyone would allow someone else to drive anything like this..... As you said, "It's probably time to retire it"!