My only problem with this place was the what I consider misleading pricing. Basically I ended up paying nearly double the advertised price to stay here. Otherwise it was a perfectly good condo. I'll give details on the pricing, so that it's clear what I mean. I was taking a last minute trip, I saw the photos, the location, the price, and thought "great, this works", so I booked it. The next morning I awoke to see a change had been made to my reservation, which simply charged me an addition ~15%, for Hawaiian occupancy tax. Also, they send me an email to note that there's an additional $17/day "facility fee". Now it's fair that they must collect taxes. And they do in fact note that this separate charge will happen, but they don't tell you that "above the fold" of the listing. You have to click into the "read more" section in order to see their note about it. A similar story with the extra $17/day facility fee. They do tell you, but you have to read the full paragraph about the listing in order to find it.
This is Airbnb. I am not expecting to have to read fine print to know what I'll pay. I should pay what Airbnb tells me at checkout. I've stayed at probably 15+ places, and have hosted 3 different places on Airbnb myself. I have never experienced such additional charges after the initial booking. I'll add that these charges are on top of a completely absurd $300 "cleaning fee". That one I saw ahead of time, and was peeved, but let it slide because I needed a place immediately. I wrote MyPerfectStays about this fee, and they informed me that Airbnb does not allow for separate fees, so they put various fees into the cleaning fee beyond cleaning, including an insurance charge for up to $1500 in damages. I didn't ask for such insurance, but I guess it's mandatory. It's just so clear that MyPerfectStays is making sure their "headline" price gets them into more search results, and then they're hoping once you've booked, it'll be too late. So in total, the headline price is $139 (which is literally stated in the room's headline as "Only $139 / night!"). But my 5 night stay ended up costing $259.09/night! That's an 86% increase over the headline rate. Sure you expect to pay some taxes, and Airbnb's fees. But that usually totals to an additional 25-35%, tops. Not 85%! MyPerfectStays did not budge at all when I explained this is very unusual business practice for Airbnb. The place itself is totally fine, but that all just left a very bad taste in my mouth. It's the only bad pricing experience like this that I've had on Airbnb. I hope they clamp down on this sort of thing.