Overall, I would actually give this place 3 1/2 stars, but rounding it up to 4. Pros: 1) AC! It was rare to find a place with AC, and I realized that is a necessity, considering Hawaii gets pretty muggy. In addition, the windows and sliding door are facing west, which means the sun is shining in the place the majority of the day. Glad for the AC at the end of the day when we came back from our excursions. It's a portable unit, but it was better than nothing. 2) Location - Less than 10 minutes away from the airport, and it was in a pretty centralized place. I was able to get to some of the necessary places around Kona within 15 minutes. 3) Walter had left some extra pillows, a sheet, blanket, and towels, in addition to those already provided. 4) The couch looks a little small, but I was actually able to sleep on it just fine for a couple of days. I'm pretty short (5'2) though, so it worked out well. 5) The TV was pretty handy on the days where I just needed to decompress and relax. Cons: 1) The shower pressure was VERY low, and there were all kinds of issues with the bathtub. The tub was leaking a little, and the water leaked from the base of the tub onto the bathroom floor. It was in a small, isolated area, but nonetheless, there was a little leakage issue. In addition to that, the shower drain SUCKED! It was okay at the beginning of the stay, but as the week wore on, it was as if the drain could not handle a week-long stay and stopped working. It slowed at first. This may be fine for some people, but I'm not okay standing ankle deep in my body gunk as I'm trying to wash it off. I think it stopped working altogether on my last day, which of course, made the tub pretty unsightly. 2) The window blinds didn't really keep out any light, so if you're sensitive to light waking you up, this is definitely a problem. The blinds didn't keep out much. I actually went outside to look into the studio, and was able to see pretty much everything inside at night when the blinds were drawn. I would suggest changing clothes in the bathroom. There are trees surrounding the area, but the trees don't cover everything because I was also able to see the neighbors while I was in the studio. This means they could see us too. 3) The area surrounding the driveway and path to the door of the studio is grassy, and in Hawaii, that means it's moist almost all the time, which means there are mosquitos. My friend and I received quite a few bites going to and from the car, especially when we were trying to unlock and lock the door to the studio. 4) Don't use the microwave and the AC at the...