Holy rad pad, Batman! Jessica's place is absolutely fantastic! My fella and I stayed for 5 days in mid-September, and we were blown away by how comfortable and welcoming this little condo/loft is. We both agreed we wish we could have stayed much longer! The neighbors were so sweet and friendly, and it was really nice to have such a spacious lanai to drink coffee on and watch our favorite chickens makin' mischief in the mornings. As well as being absolutely adorably decorated with the most COMFORTABLE king bed and a seriously enviable collection of fun pillows, there are lots of beach toys and a beach umbrella in the bathroom closet (the tub is huge, too!) and the kitchen had every tool we needed to save tons of money by cooking at home. There's even an in-unit washer/dryer stack for laundry! We genuinely could not think of a single amenity we needed and didn't have. If you're staying here and looking for anything you might need, just keep searching through cupboards: I'm willing to bet you'll find it. The condo isn't just adorable, though: it's extremely well located. It's a short drive to Hanalei town and tons of beaches, and there is a supermarket and a bunch of shops/restaurants just about 2 blocks away. We were never further than ten minutes away from anything we needed to buy, which was awesome -- after all, every minute you waste driving around is one that could be spent on the beach instead! And I think the furthest we drove for a beach was maaayyybbee the 20 minutes we took driving the long way around to Anini when we hauled the cooler and beach gear down in the car. Just a couple notes for prospective visitors: there is no A/C in the unit, but we found we didn't even need it. It seems to be a lot cooler on the North side than the East or South in our experience, and we never had trouble with the heat during our stay. Also, the walk down to Anini Beach is very conveniently located and the beach is GORGEOUS, but the path to get there definitely steep and sandy and a pretty aggressive downward/uphill trek--I took my slippas off halfway down and just trekked barefoot down and back up, but the trail might not be good for those who aren't used to steep hikes. And bring your inhaler if you have asthma! I forgot mine and had to rest a lot on the way back up as a result.The only other thing I would note that I did not realize upon booking is that the living room is actually sunken! There are a couple stone steps down, which made me a tiny bit nervous because I am clumsy and vacation means Mai Tai time comes around more often than not ;) However, we had no major stair disasters, and remain completely smitten with Jessica's place. A++, do yourself a favor and have as much fun...