Great, private view of lawn and ocean. Well appointed, including beach gear such as boogie boards and snorkeling equipment. Very quiet and relaxing ambience. The pool is right by the ocean and is great for kids.
The grounds workers are friendly and helpful and almost seem to outnumber the guests. There is a general store by the pool. Sunset on Kepuhi beach is enchanting. When the summer ocean is calm snorkeling is excellent at nearby Papohaku beach, as well as several smaller beaches nearby(most, like Papohaku, are within walking distance of a mile or less. Plenty of hiking trails to explore along the now overgrown golf course and along the lava bluffs. The town of Kaunekekai rocks (relatively speaking for Molokai). Paddler's Inn has great burgers, and offers music/dance Saturday nights. I would highly suggest booking a snorkeling trip with Molokai Fish and Dive, but make sure you are a strong swimmer if the water over the reef is choppy. North side beaches are an adventure to try to get to because of erosion along the dirt "roads" - make sure you have an SUV or a pickup truck and watch out for mudholes. Explore the east side of the island where it is green and lush, although some of the locals seem to have lost their Aloha spirit. Kumimi beach (Murphy's beach) is picturesque and offers terrific, very safe snorkeling all times of year. The trail to the leper colony on Kalaupapa peninsula is closed indefinitely due to landslides although it can still be reached by boat or plane. The nearby town of Maunaloa has a general store and a kite shop. Check the ads at the general store for Korean Chicken lunches, which are sold on the lawn some Wednesdays.