Unfortunately I arrived after a lot of rain/water issue that left the unit smelling of mold/mildew. And I don't even have a good sense of smell. I was there for a week and it was never resolved. I texted the owner the night I arrived about bringing by a dehumidifier in the morning or another solution. Instead the owner denied there was a problem, then later said there has been a lot of rain so the smell is just earthy. Airbnb asked me to send photos, even though it's hard to capture the smell, but I did send pics of mold on the smoke alarm and lampshades, as well of 'water related' issues such as a flood alarm device on the baseboard, rusted coffee pot, condensation in the double paned sliding glass door, and pipes outside dripping from the upper units. I also sent pics of the dirty walls and old uncomfortable bed (it looked like the one at my mom's house that is over 60 years old). The location is great and luckily there are many other units available in the Kona Island complex that I think are better cared for. My friend was staying in a lovely 3rd level one, clean, comfortable, complete with beach gear chairs.