Lisa and Ken are great hosts and their place comes with many amenities. It was nice having our own washer and dryer behind our bungalow and we made use of the beach umbrellas, beach bags, coolers, water shoes and fins. We also used the barbecue and lit the tiki torches and had a nice, unique, island dinner one of the nights.
A couple things to know are that the AC's are in the windows of the bedrooms, so the main living space does get pretty warm, but there are fans. And the bungalow is on the west side of the island, 45 minutes or so from Honolulu, about an hour from Waikiki and an hour and 15 min from North Shore (since you can't just drive north east to get to it). So we did more driving than we were expecting to do, but it was nice staying in a less touristy area and getting to experience the local beaches and restaurants. We did some snorkeling at the local beach, Makaha, and saw some Humuhumunukunukuapuaʻa (aka reef trigger fish). We also saw a manta ray and some turtles at the Pokai bay which is just a couple miles south of Makaha. And hiked up Lahilahi which is between Makaha and Pokai bay and has an awesome view!
We would definitely like to stay there again someday!