The condo was very clean and functional, providing all items necessary to cook as well as beach toys, chairs, and boogey boards. The bed is incredibly soft which for a person with a bad back left me no choice but to sleep on the small fold out couch with my husband. The upside of this was falling asleep next to the sliding glass door to the small balcony with the sound of the waves (and at times a very loud neighbor during the night on the adjoining balcony).
While the location is not near major beach destinations or restaurant options that is part of the appeal as the small beach often has only a few people on it. While we didn't snorkel we saw others doing so while our elementary aged children enjoyed the calm waters and we relaxed on the beach and swam with them. While there is a lack of restaurants, the local food trucks are good, especially the Aloha Shrimp, and the store has many basic necessities to avoid having to drive the short 10 minutes up the shore to the grocery store. The Polynesian Cultural Center is also a short drive.
There was construction going on during the stay which was anticipated from the listing and reviews, but it wasn't anticipated that we would not be able to access the place from 8-430. This made it rather inconvenient to return to make lunch or rest during the day with early with early to rise kids. Overall it was a nice stay, but I would stay somewhere closer to Kailua/Kaneohe or the North Shore on future visits as it was ~45+ minute drive when we wanted to go to the bigger beaches or have restaurant options.