Great condo in Princeville with all the amenities in close proximity to Hanalei Bay. The place builds, modern and brand new and obviously well kept. I would ditch the plastic cutting boards for something better otherwise incredible vacation for us. Would definitely stay here again.

Beautiful condo and beautiful location! Very clean and well appointed. Just as described in the listing.

Often the pictures do not match the current condition of a place; however, in this case what you see is what you get. It was beautiful, comfortable, and well appointed. Management immediately addressed a few little issues we had initially. The jacuzzi, BBQ area & pool were just steps from the condo - very nice.

We just got back from our second stay at this beautiful condo. It’s impeccably clean and well-appointed. The grounds and pool ate also spotless and well-maintained. You’d be hard-pressed to find even one bug or leaf in the pool. The rear of the condo looks out to the mountains, jungle ravine, and off in the distance a patch of ocean. The second floor affords a great degree of privacy. There is no condo staring back at you in the rear, so you can enjoy the view without being self-conscious. The front looks out over the pool and parking area, which is convenient and close. The condo has windows front and back, which makes the most of the natural breeze of the location. Ceiling fans were great. Princeville is situated ideally near Hanalei and the rest of the North Shore, which is where you will want to be. Back toward Kapa’a, there are the Kalihiwai and Kilauea areas to explore. Local gas in Princeville is only a dime more than Costco, so not bad at all. We would gladly return to this condo again. If you are a coffee drinker, you’ll want to pack full sized cone filters. We found the big bag of Kaua’i coffee at Costco to be a bargain at 39. The condo was otherwise nicely stocked with beginning supplies of shower products and paper towels, etc. 3 TVs, comfortable firm mattresses and nice showers. There’s construction going on at the Waikoko hairpin turn, so the trail doen to the far end of Lumahai beach is technically closed, but some folks did it anyway. Enjoy