Tucked behind the garage of this 2,500sf 1.3 million dollar home, look forward to getting cozy in this 120sf studio with no closet, poorly laid out furniture, and a few odds and ends collected to pass as amenities. Nice tile work throughout with a large bathroom and spacious shower. There are trekking poles, beach chairs, towels, and snorkeling equipment provided. Just a 3 minutes walk away, Queen's bath is a beautiful spot to enjoy Kauai's beauty. The mini-fridge outside was missing some hardware so half the door wasn't usable for storage and the ice tray had a lot of ice build-up making it short on storage use as well. A covered grill was really great to have, but there is only a small rough old cutting board and no oil, just salt and pepper. Mariana offered us a tin of coffee grounds that made 6 cups of coffee that we enjoyed on our 9-day stay, but we didn't feel like asking for more. Mariana was nice enough, but she didn't really seem too thrilled to have us as guests. The bench outside the entrance to the room had jumper cables and various sporting goods cluttered during our whole stay, which is a bummer because the only seating in the room is the bed or two bar stools. The futon bed is surprisingly pretty comfortable. My main complaint, in general, is that this place is not a good value at $125 a night. at $75 a night, I wouldn't have any complaints. If they want to continue charging this rate and expect 5 stars, I recommend updating this tight space with better functioning furniture, shelving, amenities, throw a fan in the bathroom and trick your guests into thinking you're excited to have them in your home. Clear up the messy storage in the loft above and throw a bed up there! We spent much of our earnings and available vacation time to escape our crazy world for a moment. I run a 5.0 star Airbnb in Anchorage, Alaska, and take pride in helping my guests enjoy their visit as much as I can. I am certainly on the critical end, but I really appreciate those who offer the same to my family in their home. Great potential!