Nikki’s house was our last stop on the island before going home. We had previously stayed at an amazing home on Ewa Beach and also at the Hilton Waikiki Village. We were super excited to see another part of the island so we were very optimistic. However, the excitement quickly wore off as the house is very difficult to find. It was late, around 8:30pm and it was starting to drizzle. We drove around and around for about 20 minutes trying to find the house and since there is no street number anywhere near the house it was very difficult and confusing even with the GPS. The host was also no help since the call was going straight to voicemail. Following that chaos, we tried to maintain some optimism for the sake of ending our trip on a good note. Yes, the house is nicely decorated but when you start paying attention it is in dire need of a good housekeeper. I won’t mention it all but the main things we had a problem with was the fact that the bathroom had a horrible smell of urine and we found some cockaroaches. Also, the microwave seems to be unsafely installed above the stove since it is leaning. Furthermore, there were basic items that were missing such as hand soap in the bathroom and napkins or any type of hand towel in the kitchen. We had to ask the owner for napkins and all she offered was a kitchen towel. How are 9 people supposed to share one towel? It wasn’t until we sent a detailed message that she sent over some paper towels. The owners also live downstairs and make a lot of construction like noise throughout the day. It is safe to say we will not be coming back to this house.