Great spot if you're looking to get away from "Tour-ahu" scene of Honolulu. It's located in Waianae, but really at the northern cusp, which kinda makes it Makaha. Mike's spot is located in a private community, with ample parking, and super sweet locals who maintain the premises. I especially love Olinda who works at the front gate. She reminded me of one of my aunties, always looking out for me and sending me well wishes whenever she'd see me. My wife and I aren't heavy foodies, so location was perfect. Don't get me wrong, there's tons to eat around here, but only if you're down for local food without any foofoo frills of restaurant eating. Don't expect to be pampered around here. Adopt an attitude of gratitude towards the locals for allowing you to be enter their community, share an aloha smile, and exchange shakas whenever people are courteous to you on the road, because there's only one way in and one way out of Waianae, so courtesy goes a long way. The beach is literally right down the street, but similar to the Waianae itself, the waves are better suited for locals and experienced surfers. But back to the unit itself! It's super comfy, well lit, allows you to immerse yourself in nature when you wake and sleep and had everything we needed. You're in the tropics so be mindful of bugs, so don't be a dummy and leave your food out. And I mean both the food you eat, and also your body as food for the bugs lol. If you're like me and love the laid back feel of a village, beach community, and want some genuine smiles vs. the one's you pay for in Honolulu, check out Mike's spot. Great spot, great value, and all around great time. Thanks bud for making your place available to folks like me!