This house is beautiful! Very comfortable king bed, nice sheets, and furnishings. I would advise folks to stay here if they are looking to be IN Princeville or Hanalei. The weather in March was rainy and cloudy on the North Shore so we ended up driving A LOT. The great thing about this island is that at any point, you can hop in the car and drive south or west and find sun. From this house, it's about 1.5/2hrs one way to the other parts of the island. I appreciated the kitchen being well stocked, a bag of coffee waiting for us and all the spices and pans needed for making breakfast. The pool was great but we didn't get to use it as much as planned bc of the cloudy North Shore weather (not the host's fault, we were aware this might happen). It was great to have a dedicated parking spot for our house. Overall, I wish I could move this house to another part of the island! But again, if you are wanting to stay IN Princeville or Hanalei, this is your spot. If you're looking to explore other parts of the island, I'd suggest staying somewhere more centrally located as traffic can be an issue and you have to drive all the way around the island on a 2 lane road to go anywhere. In Hanalei/Princeville there is a great little wine shop (Princeville Wine Market), an incredible restaurant (Bar Acuda), and a beautiful gourmet market/bistro with stunning views (PV Eats)—all of these places I will return to but don't need to stay close to. I found Princeville/Hanalei both to be very touristy with the exception of the area near Ke'e beach (as far north as you can go). Great house, not my top pick of locations in hindsight.