This was a very nice, clean, and well-decorated place. It was also very pretty outside, and there was a patio area that was really cute. This place is in the heart of Kona, which was convenient for getting to the downtown area and the harbor. The apartment was self-contained with its own entrance, bathroom, and a microwave/full-sized fridge. It's not super walkable, but it was centrally located and it was fairly easy to find. (I guess you could walk, but I don't want anyone to expect a downtown area. It's more of a surburban-type street.) The rooms are cozy and very clean. The windows didn't have glass (only screens), which surprised me, but I have a feeling that's probably a Hawaii thing. I was on the second floor, so I didn't feel too worried about my belongings. Kona seems very safe overall. It was humid but not unbearably hot. As the description says, there is a nice breeze that comes in. (I visited in the middle of winter, so I'm not sure what the summer temperatures are like.) There is a washer and dryer that takes quarters and is easily accessible. The communication was quick, and Dean was super nice and friendly. Check-in was a breeze. Little signs were left out directing me to my room. The only real downside to me was the parking situation--it's not a bad parking lot, but it is pretty tight. There are three apartments available to reserve, and the couple has two cars of their own, so there will likely be five cars total. You have to back out of the three back spots, which I didn't realize, and while trying to get out at night, I bumped into a stone wall and dented my car. (Fortunately I had gotten insurance through the rental car company, which I highly recommend for Kona. I also recommend a small car. The wall wasn't hurt btw.) Driving into the back spots isn't hard at all, and driving backwards during the day isn't bad. It's only backing up at night when it was tough, so I would not recommend planning to leave while it is still dark out. Overall, it was a very nice stay, and I would recommend it. Thank you, Dean!