We're both so torn about reviewing this place! The good: the inside of the place is cozy and pretty functional (plenty of kitchen stuff despite not really having a dedicated dining area, the bed is large and comfy, etc), good air flow through the unit, and Ashley was super nice and graciously suffered our dumb phone call trying to locate the place (she sent an email with detailed instructions around 1pm the day of our arrival, but with spotty internet while we were on the road etc, we didn't see it until after we got checked in). But alas, there is a reason all the listing pics are just on the inside of the unit. Their property is absolutely jam-packed with belongings and boxes and toys and other random detritus (perhaps no surprise with such a small space and two young kids!), so sitting outside after a long day of hiking and/or beaching isn't really a good option. Folks are packed in tight here, all with chain link fences as demarcation. And then there's the noise; the hosts' kids, or the hosts scolding their kids or their dog, or the neighbors, or occasional loud vehicles, or locals setting off insanely loud fireworks (leftovers from July 4th maybe, or some other reason?), random thumps and bangs in the night, etc. We tended to go to bed around 8-9pm, since getting up at 6am is pretty much mandatory (bird songs, sunlight, and neighbors will make you a morning person no matter what!), but were awoken many a time. We still slept pretty well all in all, though. Really cool that they do compost and recycling here, just as we do in Colorado, so at the end of six nights our trash bag was nearly empty. Ok location in a residential section of Kaneohe; you'll be driving everywhere, but it's a decent home base for both the mountain/jungle hikes just to the west and the beaches to the southeast. But going for a stroll at night isn't an option. So it is with heavy heart that we probably can't say we'd want to stay here again, but the price is pretty decent for having a full kitchen and free parking. Thank you to Ashley for allowing us to stay here!