The unit was very nice and in a really nice resort. Very comfortable bed and a beautiful view of the mountains to wake up to every morning!
The resort is beautiful with great pool/hot tub areas, grills, tennis courts/activities, and a private beach, but it is very sprawling and you can’t drive around it, so some of the amenities (like the beach) are either a bit of a walk or you can call the lobby to have them take you in a golf cart (the parking is all located on the front side of the resort with only walking paths and the staff’s golf carts allowed beyond the lots). A lot of restaurants in the area are still closed or close early so it was hard to find nicer places nearby to eat that didn’t have 1-2 hour waits. Also, the road heading towards Hanalei bay is under construction, so it’s closed a good portion of the day, which made it hard to explore the northern part of the island. We didn’t personally end up really using a lot of the amenities, since we were there to explore the island, and spent a lot more time in the eastern/southern parts of the island. For the cost (plus the $28 in resort/parking fees per day), we probably would have been better off finding somewhere more centrally located and with a bit more space, AC, and a kitchenette. I do wish I had read the amenities on the listing more closely as there was no air conditioning, which wasn’t something I would have though to check for at that sort of a resort. And the fridge didn’t actually have a little freezer inside which we also hadn’t thought to check before buying a few frozen things for a meal at home. (And on top of that, the resort had to remove all microwaves from the units so we were out of luck anyway..)
All in all, we had a very nice stay and the Airbnb hosts were very nice/helpful.