This is a very nice timeshare condo complex run by Wyndham. Your check-in and day to day questions will all be dealt with by the Wyndham pros at the aloha desk, so it’s not like the usual Airbnb where you’re dealing with the owner. Desi will put you in touch with Wyndham a few days before checkin. You’ll be asked if you’d like attend a timeshare sales pitch, and offered compensation for that (not enough!). The Wyndham people are very professional so there should be no issues. The appliances are old but functional. My unit had a strong fish smell that would not quit but I could deal with that using a plug-in air freshener.
The pictures shown on Airbnb are the same for all the units offered and not specific to your condo. All the condos have the same (nice) furniture, with the dining table out on the spacious and shady lanai, which has an overhead fan and us pleasant even on very hot days. I think the pictures didn’t do the place justice- I liked the landscaping a lot and our (ground floor) hale looked into an old lava rock house foundation- a cultural site- shaded by trees. Lots of birds and mongoose!
There is a small beach with showers, shade, sand, grass and parking a 9 minute walk from the unit I rented (which was close to the complex entrance). There was a lot of swell when we visited- a little rough for swimming, but great for watching surfers, especially early in the am. If you’d like to snorkel in a great protected area with showers, shade, picnic tables and the worlds easiest access (sit on smooth rock, put on flippers, start swimming) I highly recommend driving 15’ south to Kahalu’u beach park. No sand though.
When we were there the complex was fully occupied but the people were quiet and friendly.