I found the landlord to be condescending and overly gratuitous. After finding a rolled up edge to the area rug of about 12 ft his response was asking me to fix it. I explained to him the risk that that rolled up carpeting presented because of my diabetes and my difficulty in walking. Within the third week of my stay somewhere on the facility I contracted MRSA requiring a hospital stay of 6 days the amputation of my left toe and a piece of my foot. This prevented me from being accessible to the pool or The limited Green space in the facility because there are no ramps only stairs. The property manager's response was to get another tenant to drive me to the pool. Brett's response was to place a lawn chair next to the windows of the apartment and enjoy the sunshine from there. During my shortened stay, the computerized front door lock the toaster broke and the electricity went out for 9 hours. The response by Bradley and Brett's mother was much better than anything Brett had ever done to address these problems.
The pictures that are shown on Airbnb show the apartment as it is a very nice clean apartment with beautiful views a nice kitchen a nice bedroom, however there is misleading information concerning the existence of a lanai. the Lanai consists of 18 in or so of a concrete slab just outside the length of the apartment. the only direct sunlight this "lanai" receives is from dawn until 9:00 a.m. in addition, there's no room for a chair.
As the advertisement says if you are looking for relaxing and enjoying the beautiful view this apartment would certainly provide you with that. Also consider that when I landed at the airport my quote for an Uber to the hotel was $230. There is no taxi or Uber service in Waianae, at least that I was made aware of. this complicated my DAILY 1 1/2 hour each way trip to the hospital by bus as I needed to go to the hospital for IV infusions for the upcoming 60 days. as my doctor's requested to move closer to the hospital. Brett showed no willingness to negotiate in good faith to redo my lease terms forcing me to pay the rent in full as I had to get another unit in Honolulu. while he stuck to the letter of the lease, he showed no interest in helping out in a situation that I found myself in, through no fault of my own.
The security is excellent, the grounds staff is wonderful and responsive and if serenity and isolation is your goal Brett's condominium will deliver. While never making it to the ocean it looks beautiful and it is never seemed to be overcrowded whenever I would drive by in the handi van on my trips to the hospital. The tenants of the MVT are friendly and helpful. The pool was terrific and rarely crowded for the half a dozen times or so that I used it. There are a number of barbecue grills for tenants use.
All in all I would say that the condominium was fine and the few problems that occurred would have not ruined my stay if it were not for contracting MRSA and the need for the treatment from such a distance on a daily basis to the hospital. Brett's reaction and total lack of understanding and willingness to work with me and ridiculous suggestions about a non-existent lanai and putting a chair next to a window where not the kind of ideas that justified the rent that I was paying. this landlord is certainly not compassionate and in my opinion not terribly supportive in his demand of making one take their shoes off and not responding to the danger of a turned up carpet as well as advertising a lanai that doesn't exist. Other than that it was a great vacation!