This is a mixed review. Four stars instead of one because Hawaiian Holiday Vacation Rentals was so responsive to several issues. I've asked them to correct inaccuracies in their description, so by the time you read this, perhaps you'll find the things that are not quite true are also no longer in the description. First, it's an extraordinary house. Very high end, gorgeous, quite amazing. In that respect, it's quite as represented. Second, we had three serious issues, and all of them were dealt with. (We couldn't get into the house on a very tired arrival, and they answered the phone and explained how the lockbox works; the third bedroom lacked curtains and was extremely not private--by the third night it had curtains; the house depends on sliding glass doors for ventilation; one of the bedroom screens was non-functional, by the third day it was fixed. So that's kudos to the hosts. Those things shouldn't have occurred (especially the curtain issue), but they were taken seriously and addressed. On the somewhat misrepresented side, --It's not an oceanfront house. It is the nearest house to the ocean, but it's 80 to 100 yards (different results from pacing it), and it's a cross-country hike, not a path. You do not feel like you're right at the ocean. In fact, the oceanside is a cliff, so from the house you don't even see the waves breaking on the cliff in the distance. "sliding glass doors [from the downstairs bedrooms] that allow you to walk right out to the ocean" is definitely not an description that gives a correct impression. --Between the house and the ocean is a local hangout spot. There were 2 to 6 vehicles parked there pretty much 24 hours a day. This spot looks directly into the two downstairs bedrooms--I don't mean if someone is spying, if the curtains are open (or you don't have curtains), you could hardly help but seeing in, especially after dark if the lights are on. There was very loud music from the hangout spot at times. --While it is an amazing high-end house, extraordinary-- the showers are just fabulous, for example--it's also unfinished. Who knows the back-story, must be an interesting one. The downstairs bedrooms seem unfinished and unfurnished; unless corrected, they are not as represented (although they could be great, other than the lack of privacy mentioned above). While there are very expensive bathroom fixtures and kitchen, and etc., seems like the screen doors throughout are cheap junk (or maybe just not meant for the environment). The yards are not landscaped, so arrival is rather bizarre. The backyard has a big big pit--perhaps a pool was intended. --It is not 3 bathrooms, it is 2-1/2. I still think it's a great house--but it's good to know this stuff in making your choice. We were traveling with my 93-year old father. He doesn't walk too far, so we wanted a place he could sit in the living room or on the lanai and be...