This was a very good value for Hawaii. The apartment is a small two story place with a small but fully functional kitchen (stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker). The laundry facilities are common to the apartment complex and are free to use. Laundry soap and bleach and other supplies are available for free, but if you are picky about your laundry detg (which we are) then I'd suggest bringing your own.
There are 2 TVs (one on each floor). The TVs use the Roku service which I wasn't familiar with before this trip. Using the service, you can access other TV apps (netflix, prime video, disney, HBO plus, etc.). If you do log into one of the services, make sure you know how to remove your credentials when you leave.
The apartment is pretty quiet, apart from the occasional weather or rooster crowing.
The start of the Kauai multiuse path (Ke Ala Hele Makalae) is about 2 blocks from the apartment. The path is about 7 miles long. There are bicycles and helmets available to borrow for free at the apartment, but my husband and I chose to walk. The first mile or so is parralel to old town Kapa'a which has shopping and restaurants. Sam's Ocean View is a nice place for dinner (make reservations ahead of time), Java Kai (excellant breakfast, no reservations required, but you might have to wait in line), and Olympic Cafe (no reservations required - good for breakfast and lunch) are all either on the path or one block away. After the first mile, the path becomes a scenic stroll along the beach. At mile 2, there is Kaiakea point where you can stop and take pictures or just enjoy the view. There are beaches all along the route and we saw people kite surfing and swimming.
Other dining options close to the apartment are Jo2 (definitely need reservations ahead of time) and Lemongrass Grill. Jo2 is a pretty fancy place ($$$), but you can go in shorts and flip flops and dinner is fabulous. Lemongrass Grill is unpretentious and the food was excellent. We were able to get a table for two right away without reservations.
If you want to go hiking in the area, I'd recomend the Ho'opi'i Falls trail (there are a couple of popular swimming holes along that trail) and Sleeping Giant (a bit strenuous, but spectacular views).
One last thing that I don't remember reading in other reviews is that there are many cats that live around the apartment complex, and some of them are friendly. One of them, Isabella, was very friendly and sometimes was waiting for us outside our front door. I have to admit that sometimes when she wasn"t waiting for us, I would go looking for her. If you happen to see her, please give her a pat for me. For cat lovers out there (and if you are still reading this review at this point, I'm sure you are), there is a TNR (trap, nueter, release) program for the cats, and all the cats have the tell tale tipped ears to signify that they are fixed.
I would definitely book this place again in the future if it's available.