The condo at Makai Club Resort was in a fantastic location in Princeville. Although not on the beach or near the cliffs, it was in good walking distance to some nice hideaway beaches. It's also in walking distance to shops, restaurants etc. It's practically on the golf course, if you're interested in golfing during your stay. The unit is also in a great location on the property, as the lanai in the bedroom faces the tropical garden, so it's a great view to wake up to or have coffee in the morning. There are chickens clucking everywhere and a cute cat on the property. The staff was super friendly and welcoming as well. My main issues with the condo were that it had a musty smell, that hit you as soon as you opened the door. I got used to it eventually, but it was raining all week, so the damp smell never really got a chance to go away. The unit is also pretty dark in the living room, and requires the lights to be on during the day. My biggest issues however were that the neighbors in the upstairs unit walked pretty loudly and banged things at night and in the early morning, so it was a bit hard to relax when inside. I left them a nice note and also complained to the concierge, but they continued to do this. This was partly due to the units being older so they're not sound-proof. I had a BIG scare on my second to last morning when I woke up to see a huge centipede on the wall a few inches above my head. Needless to say, I jumped out of bed! It was too early for the office to come and remove it, and when they did open, the centipede was nowhere to be found by them. I ended up sleeping on the couch on my last night since I didn't want to risk another encounter in the bedroom. But that was also part of the adventure. Insects (and centipedes) tend to look for indoor shelter when it's been raining for a week. My recommendation is that the units need a refresh to seal in the windows/cracks and change out the carpeting. I otherwise had a lovely stay on Kauai!