The home was like walking in to a tropical rainforest dream. It was very clean and had everything we needed. The sound of the rainforest around was was so peaceful and actually had the best sleep of my life while on the hammock in the back room. An experience I'll likely never have again because it was in staying in Hana that we realized we are true city slickers.
I'll start this second part by saying that Albert absolutely let us know in the initial message to us that there could potentially be insects and some geckos in the home so he was very upfront. However, we did end up leaving a day early because my desert dwelling family and I weren't quite ready for the type or amount of critters inside the home. There were several geckos of all sizes roaming around. A little unnerving, but we understood the benefits they have regarding insects so no one was too bothered by those. The part that was hard for us was when my son experienced a millipede crawling on his neck on the first night while sleeping. We would have all been okay with the one incident, but as my husband and son were checking the sofa where he felt more comfortable sleeping the following night, we came across the largest cockroach we'd ever seen. Again, we're from the desert so the same could be said about our scorpions that can make its way inside a home as well. It skittered off at first, but was later found by my husband in the bathroom (thankfully not by me who has an irrational fear of them) who proceeded to collect it in a trashbag and set it outside to let free. My brave soldier took one for the team. After that situation was handled, my son and I pulled an all nighter in the front of the home with the lights on. We saw a total of four more large cockroaches that night so we did ended up finding a hotel back towards the airport for our last night before the rest of our stay in Ka'anapali. I don't want this to be a negative review for Albert or for the property as many might not find this to be bothersome knowing your'e staying in the tropics in Hana. We honestly should have known better and common sense should have told us that whilst staying in a bungalow to assume you'll come across a creature or two.