I can tell a lot of work was put into attempting to create a sweet, cute studio; seems that way from the pictures. Truth is, I felt uncomfortable as the refrigerator is severely rusty and the handle is broken and patched together. I needed to wear earplugs at night because of the noise the refrigerator made in the small studio space. The washer and dryer are old (from the 70’s?) and rusting… the curtain hanging in front of it can’t hide that. Don’t hang your clothes or beachwear in the shower, because they will get rust stained, too. The bathroom design is lovely, however the poor choice in not replacing rusty appliances made me want to spend the least amount of time there as possible. On her welcome note, the host says, “Anything you need while you’re here, please ask!” She remarked that she’s happy to share, however when I had a simple request for some tissues, I was sent to the grocery store/ told I could use toilet paper. That didn’t seem like an over-the-top request, as it’s something that’s provided by most places! Other AirB&B hosts in Princeville have been much more accommodating and kind. Beach chairs are provided, however they are old… pockets in the chairs can’t be opened and are filled with water (I think it’s water?). The unit is next to the street, so the lanai is not a comfortable place to relax, unless you like watching cars go by. Overall, I feel like the hosts put effort into creating a comfortable space, however have fallen short of what I accept as appropriate.