This house is just as described. It's only one of a few 3-story townhomes in the community. Beautiful views (mountains & ocean) from the top floor, very open at the top. 2nd floor offer the Master Bed/Bath & additional guest bathroom. Bottom floor is 2 bedrooms, Full Bath, Laundry, and "Beach Gear" closet. Speaking of Beach Gear; when we stayed there was easily 5 sets of snorkle gear (adult size), fins (not sure what size), a small ice chest, 2 boogie boards, sand toys for kids, a soccer ball, 3 beach chairs, 2 beach umbrellas, pack-n-play, and plenty of towels. Walking the 3 flights of stairs multiple times a day, kept us not feeling so guilty for drinking all those sugary Island drinks. Kitchen was stocked with the essentials, all we had to do was buy our food & drinks. Washer & Dryer worked great for us. Only negative was that a few of the outlets weren't functioning, but there are more than enough that do where it wasn't an issue.
The Area:
The storefronts in Princeville is within walking distance (approx 15-20min walk) but we chose to drive b/c of our kids and their little legs. This included food, coffee, goods, and a large grocery store. Princeville is definitely North Island territory so things are more convenient if you have a vehicle to get around in. The beach that is closest, walking distance, is Wyllie Beach and neighbors Anini Beach. There's a cool jungle trail along the side of the Westin resort to get there, which is partly slippery and can get hard to climb back up if it's raining. My husband "ran" to Puu Poa Beach, Queen's Bath, and Hidden Beach from the condo. A short drive away is the popular Hanalei Beach. Stop by Pinks for ice cream, and Tahiti Nui for a cocktail. Ke'e beach has great snorkeling. Walk down the beach for a bit and you get a good view on the Na Pali coast. You need reservations for this beach, as it's in a state park.
In all, this condo was in a great location, in great condition, had beautiful views, and in a nice area. We would definitely stay here again.