This condo wasn't worth the extra +$1,000 a week I spent compared to a similar condo where I stayed for 3 weeks. There's no cross ventilation so it gets hot and still, even with the fans and the front door open. The a/c is quite loud, so you have to decide if you want to be hot and listen to the ocean or be cool and listen to the a/c. I'm from the South and am used to very hot weather (+100f) and the heat in the unit surprised me after being on Maui for the past three weeks.
The owner/manager replies very quickly and was eager to solve problems but at nearly $4,000 per week, I was surprised there were any. To wit, the key didn't work to lock the front door, and there was a broken key in the side door lock. No manual so I didn't know there was a digital way to lock the door. I wasn't registered as a guest when I checked in at the clubhouse, so they had to find the owner/manager to make sure I was legit. When I told the owner about the broken key, he arrived unannounced one morning - twice. It would have been nice to have gotten a note asking if it was ok. There were a number of little things that need looking after in the unit.
Be aware there are jalousie windows, and even closed, you can hear neighbors and noise outside. I was treated to a neighbor's love of talk radio until midnight a few nights, her early am phone calls, and a party at a different condo another night.
The condo is much smaller than I expected and would be cramped with two couples. The only place to eat is outside on the patio. It would have been nice to have some bar stools to work or eat in the kitchen to escape the noise and get some privacy for work calls.
Punamana would be an ideal place to stay if you're coming with little kids because it's a gated community with pools, beach, etc. Staying on my own, however, I found the beach really short and small for running and left every morning for other beaches and surf breaks.