Just wrapped up our stay at Le Penthouse - it was myself and my (almost) two year old toddler. Man what a relaxing vacation. The Lanai is absolutely stunning, you won’t ever tire from the view. Even if you never sit out there the ocean greets you every morning, Noon and night. The decor is tastefully done In a Hawaiian theme - with modern touches of crown molding, classy hardwoods, granite, stainless, and an added touch of a beach flare which I appreciated. There is so much livable space it feels much larger than it actually is. The chairs in the living room are a trap - sit down and you will take a nap. At night I would sit down and try to get some work done and wouldn’t ever make it Very far into my emails before passing out. Call it...”vacation insurance” if you will. We had everything we needed as far as accommodations go, and Vicki was fast and responsive with any of my questions. Even gave me a tip about a local beach to take the kiddo. The pictures of the condo don’t do it justice. I looked at a lot of places that claimed to be updated - this one truly is fully updated, and the touches made me feel very much at home. You won’t regret staying here. I had friends staying on the island at the same time and when they came over so we could car pool to dinner they were equally as impressed - they’re keeping Vicki’s contact info for future use.
The grounds are immaculate. The pool is cleaned every day, and lawn maintance is on site daily as well. On windy days you can watch the kite surfers out in the ocean and there always seems to be yogis out in the early morning. We spent quite a bit of time at the pool and the staff were very accommodating to our need for pool noodles. Plenty of kids. But not over kill. Plenty of seniors, again - not over kill. In fact my son enjoyed flirting with the older gals and they seemed to enjoy my kiddo saying hello. It really made me feel welcome. If you circle the entire grounds twice it’s just under a mile, we went on morning walks daily and again were welcomed with “good mornings” from the residents on their patios.