The island is certainly being overwhelmed during this time as it's packed with eager-to-escape tourists and little resources to support the demand. With that in mind, the location of the place is nice. It's within walking distance to plenty of places to eat and gorgeous spots to watch the sunset. Baby beach is about a 20 minute walk if you don't want to drive. I super appreciated that it was tucked away behind tropical trees and plant life and that we could walk right out our back door and step into the pond pool.
There are a few things I think I would change, but given the great price and access to many of the touristy locations, it's totally fine.
I do think that the photos are a bit misleading. The place looks warm, bright, and inviting, but it's dark and not decorated with the Hawaiian textiles (quilts, pillows, linen napkins). It's bigger than I expected. It is fairly well equipped, although we found the coffee maker hard to use. We were relieved to find a nice coffee shop within walking distance. There were a plethora of beach supplies all in great working condition including a fantastic cooler, umbrellas, chairs, and even snorkeling equipment.
I do have a bit of a cleaning complex and for me, the place could use a deep clean and a good coat of semi-gloss paint. It certainly feels lived in, though, we were hardly there except to sleep and clean up. My husband and I slept good in the larger room and if you run the air conditioning all night, you won't be able to hear the folks at the pool. My 2 boys slept comfortably in the second room.
Overall, a nice place for a short stay (we stayed 2 weeks) if you don't plan to hang out in the condo and want easy access to the town.