Good accommodation and ease to book; Jim is professional, promptly answering to his guests.
The village is huge and full of children, so maybe not suitable for honeymooners or people looking for silence/quiet.
The area around the village is totally dead after 7 pm.
In case of need, one has to reach Kailua, some 15’ up north.
As clearly specified by Jim, just 10% of all apartments has an ocean view.
Guests are repeatedly encouraged to register with the name appearing on their check-in document (???).
There is the usual American final bill surplus, which non-Americans will find annoying.
In this case it is an 11-dollar daily fee for aircon use. In Hawaii, in summer.