Amazingly well-stocked kitchen when it comes to cooking utensils. In addition to the usual tools, there was a salad spinner, tupperware, multiple cutting boards, pizza baking sheets, cupcake tin, garlic press, electric griddle, and more. BBQ on the lanai right off the kitchen. Baby stuff in one of the closets (we're past that age, but was nice to see), games in another. As the check-in notes say, be careful to clean up after meals including wiping down the table and even rinsing the sink! There are both tiny and small ants in Hawaii, and if you leave it out, they'll find it. They're everywhere--not just Rosalba's place--so just expect you have to be careful just like she tells you. Also, you might find a gecko or two inside. They're adorable, but sometimes they sneak in (especially the babies), so don't freak out if you see one, and I would tap or slowly open the screen doors to make them drop off before you open them.
The A/C is good for the living room, but it's not going to travel to the bedrooms. Assume that you will either need to leave the sliding lanai doors open at night and use portable fans or use the overhead ceiling fans which are large and quiet.
Quiet hours (for humans) include trying to keep noise down while walking as well as being asked not to use the laundry except 7am-8pm. Just an FYI. No one complained at us, but there are signs up throughout the house. Of course the birds can't read, so they were out making music at 6am. Be sure to close the windows if you have kids that'll get woken up by that. Otherwise, occasional cars, but overall a generally quiet neighborhood.
We stayed 1/2 on the west side of the island, 1/2 on the east, so the location was great for us since our objectives were beaches/snorkeling, place of refuge, coffee tour--all of which were either south of us or within a 4 mile radius--plus flying out of Kona--which took maybe 15-20 minutes to get to on a Saturday morning.
I would definitely recommend this place.