We had a great weekend stay at Kenneth's place. Check-in was easy and just as described by Kenneth. We followed our smartphone map directions to the address and used the lockbox code Kenneth gave us. We were happy to meet the owner, Todd, who was very friendly. During our stay, the other three units were occupied, but all the guests were quiet and respectful. The photos are accurate, with a couple changes. The wooden room divider was missing, but several furniture items had been added. There were 4 chairs around the inside dining table, and we were pleasantly surprised to find a couch, arm chair and coffee table outside on the deck, as well as a picnic table. We picked up charcoal briquettes at the Foodland and grilled our dinner on the deck (Kenneth told me that he couldn't guarantee a BBQ, but luckily there was one right there!) On the next night, we got take-out from the food trucks across from Shark's Cove and ate our dinner on the deck again. The view was so spectacular that we barely wanted to go anywhere and the sunsets were stunning. Regarding the view, the backyard has changed slightly from the pictures. The sand has migrated up on to the lawn area, so there's not much grass left. The fence and stairs are no longer there, but we actually preferred the view without the fence because the oceanfront panorama was so wide-open. As other travelers have mentioned, the inside furnishings are not luxurious, but the full kitchen was quite well-equipped (a microwave oven, not shown in the pictures, sits inside the cabinet) and there were plenty of clean bath towels as well as two beach towels, which were a nice touch. The TV and wifi worked fine. There was a closet with some hangers, but we would have appreciated some drawers or cubbies to put away clothes. The bathroom is fairly small, but the shower is a fine size. Now for a shout-out to a really great find in the Honolulu area: Tamura's Fine Wine & Liquors. We visited this gem of a store on our way from the airport up to North Shore (the Tamura family has 3 locations on the island: Aiea - 4 miles north of the airport, Honolulu and Kaneohe). Tamura's is chock-full of craft beers and premium wines - it has a fabulous selection. Also, they have a deli counter with a wide variety of fresh poke; you can buy it by the pound or in a rice bowl. Kenneth - thanks for a wonderful getaway!