We stayed here ten years ago for our fifth anniversary and had a magical time in a lovely unit. All the convenience of a condo and all the luxury of a hotel. So for our fifteenth anniversary, a return visit seemed like a perfect idea. Boy has it gone downhill. Instead of the daily housekeeping service we had before, there's a $225 cleaning fee you have to pay when you check out (For a two-bedroom condo. Even given Hawaii inflation, that's a level of ridiculous in the hourly rate that's hard to stomach. Also there were muddy handprints on the fridge when we arrived so the cleaners didn't exactly earn the $225 that the people before us paid ). You have to check in at a different property down the road, information that was NOT provided in the confirmation email nor in any signage at the condo. When we did check in, the woman at the front desk of that hotel very excitedly told me that "Because you're staying five nights, we provide you toiletries! (The attached picture indicates said toiletries. All of them. For five people for five nights.) And if you need extra trash bags, you can call us!" Wow. Not sure I can handle such fanciness. There is no WiFi, because apparently we're going on vacation in 2010. There is a coin-operated laundry rather than in-condo laundry. There's one beach chair and some raggedy standard-size bath towels towels that I'm guessing are expected to function as beach towels (because they're a different color and were in a closet) in a condo advertised as sleeping six (luckily we only had five and three were kids since instead of the advertised sofa bed, there was a standard sofa and an air mattress in a closet). Two showers but no tub. The location is great (walking distance to Coconut Marketplace and right on a small, largely private beach) and the condo is a nice size with two lanai (that's why the three stars). Probably it's fantastic if you own here and are customizing your space, but if you're visiting, I'd look at other vacation rentals or maybe try to go directly through the property/owners rather than working through Outrigger, because for what we're paying, it's incredibly disappointing - this is just not presently set up to be a great option for a family on a beach vacation. Outrigger is really not helping their branding with this level of inattention to the kind of details that make an experience special and make you want to come back to a place and recommend it to your friends. read more