Yes, what a piece of paradise at world's end. This is a great place to veg - read a book, write, sketch (if you are an artist), heal, or just take in the glorious, unobstructed view of the ocean.
The people downstairs said that it is the best unit, having a loft and an awesome view.
People around the complex did not wear masks, which was fine with us, as we are vaccinated. In stores and restaurants, yes, people wore masks.
The unit is very comfy and well-equipped, particularly the kitchen. The very sturdy beach chairs came in handy when we cruised around to various beach parks.
It looks like the futon would be OK for younger kids. With only one bathroom, it will get crowded.
People who cannot do stairs well are best to look elsewhere. The MB is a loft with no bathroom adjoining. If you leave a light on in the downstairs WC, it is enough to guide you downstairs in the middle of the night.
The airport is about 20 minutes away and the main town is about 30.
We ate at Paddles with a limited, expensive menu and at the ono and shrimp food truck - really good stuff.
If you use the grills at the complex, people are very friendly and anxious to be helpful. We learned a lot about the spotted Axis deer that inhabit the island. We have turkeys where we live in Colorado and were delighted to see a good-size flock there.
The next door neighbors Marny and Paul were particularly helpful.
Lisa and Gary were very responsive to any inquiries. They helped us find an alternative airline when Hawaiian Air stopped flying to Molokai.
Important: Find out the latest requirements for COVID for each island. We and others had to fly back to Honolulu to get a second round of testing before being allowed to stay on Molokai. We could have spent the night in the local jail. Our grandkids would have loved that story.