Larry and Valerie were very friendly and accommodating hosts. They're easy-going and have great tips for activities on the water. The location of their Airbnb is awesome. It's walking distance to the ocean and a short drive to some nice little beaches (including decent snorkeling) and the vibrant waterside shopping and dining district in Kona. We made great use of their provided snorkeling gear, but if you do need something more specific, there are inexpensive rental shops in the area. The Airbnb itself was clean, nicely laid out, and well-equipped. It is small, though, so it's best suited to adventurers who just need a place to sleep, shower, and prepare basic meals. The place is a smallish bedroom with its own outside entry and two closets, one coverted into a tiny half bathroom and the other coverted into a cute little kitchenette that worked well for preparing breakfasts and lunches. The room has a little in-room air conditioner, which is needed. It's kind of loud and doesn't have a thermostat for auto shutoff, but it does cool down the room. The rustic but roomy shower is just outside the bedroom across an external hallway, so make sure you're wearing something. The covered porch is great for eating meals and watching colorful geckos eat fruit scraps. Something to note: The bedroom has an interior door leading to a large laundry room that you share with the hosts and two other Airbnbs, all in the same big house. That door doesn't lock from your side, so if you want extra privacy and security, you might want to rent one of the other two units in the house, like the roomy one upstairs. Our privacy was never invaded, though, and we rarely heard much noise from the hosts or other guests. This Airbnb is a good choice if you need a economical place to crash in Kona with a great location. You'll probably want to go fancier if you're looking for a honeymoon suite, though.