Great spot. Very nicely decorated, fantastic view! Theres a steep but paved path down to Hideaway beach, which was pretty but not swimmable, at least not in winter. We poked around the tide pools though. The fold out couch bed worked OK for us because our 6 year old doesn't weight enough to feel the bars but an adult probably would. This place would be great for a couple who wouldn't need the couch to be a bed. Realistically once the couch is turned into a bed it never goes back to being a couch until you leave, but we signed up for that. One issue for us was, other than a one day coffee pack, there was zero food supplies in the house, not oil or salt or pepper or sugar, nada. So that reduces the utility of the kitchen unless you're staying long enough to buy all that. For three days we just ate out. Also it's nice to have the washer/dryer right there but there was only one small packet of laundry soap, which we split to do two small loads. That was adequate for us, but again, the laundry facility is only so much use if there's no soap and you don't want to buy a whole box. The managers may have provided more if we'd asked though. We did ask them for pillow cases because we searched everywhere for sheets for the couch bed and finally found them stored in a crate in the closet but there were no pillow cases. The manager was helpful and brought them the next morning. Since they knew there would be three of us and we'd need the couch bed, we would have appreciated if they'd set the sheets out for us and confirmed the set was complete. Overall though, killer view, the parking was easy, the pizza place was walkable and we enjoyed our stay and miss it. Also, it's close to the most spectacular food cart place called Nourish Hanalei, which is closed on weekends, like a lot of places there, but worth searching out for lunch and a million dollar view.