This is NOT the property I stayed at, but rather I was booked at the Kona Hawaiian Resort closer to Kailua-Kona due to a short notice trip. While the place I did stay was nice (big 2 bed/2 bath) and nice outdoor deck, I was looking forward to being in the Keauhou area, so I didn't get that.
I was surprised to find out this was a pass-through rental of a timeshare listing. It is important to note that this is NOT a property that is owned, managed, and furnished by the host. The pictures on this page do not represent the host's unit, but rather they are generic pictures of timeshare units in this complex in which extra days can be booked by the "host" and re-rented out to you. As such, the host was more of a travel agent than an airbnb host. Please be aware of this as it will impact your expectations and perception of what you get vs. what you see in the pictures. In my view, this was not a true airbnb experience, and frankly I felt that this was misleading. On the plus side, all issues I faced were dealt with by the resort management, not the host. Bottom line, caveat emptor and make your own decision if this situation works for you.