It may be helpful to know that this place seems to be owned by some corporate entity based... in CA, perhaps? There were definitely some hiccups in the check-in process. They didn't seem to realize that to get onto the island, you have to clear a lot of hurdles with Safe Travels Hawai'i. Although we had already done all the vaccination info and uploads, etc, they apparently wanted us to send them the same info again. But they didn't make that clear to us. This resulted in a four-hour check-in process, two hours of which we were sitting outside the condo in the dark; hot, tired, and thirsty; vainly emailing "Grand Welcome" and trying to reach Airbnb for further help.
When we finally got access, we were pretty happy with the place. But again- there was no local contact. The info binder told us what kind of local fruits were in the welcome basket (that perhaps other condos owned by "Grand Welcome" receive? Not us) and that we couldn't install a/c or a solar panel or have workman come onto the property outside of certain hours or hold random garage sales, but it didn't give a map of the property or offer a local contact person or tell us what the pool hours were or explain where the recycling was. We tried to contact GW more than once, with no response. And given that wet things are not allowed to hang on the lanai railing, one would expect that the house would have racks or towel bars or hooks or some method of drying swim gear and towels. Also, the washing machine doesn't take much at a time, and it seems a bit chintzy to give us just "starter packs" of laundry soap and paper products, like TP.
However, the place was clean and very roomy for the four of us. The location is much, much more peaceful than staying in Kailua-Kona. The shopping center right up the hill has everything you may need. We walked over to the Outrigger twice to see the mantas from their back deck, and meeting a boat for a night manta swim could easily be done on foot. The kitchen is pretty well stocked with dishes and cooking supplies, as well as storage dishes for packing picnics/putting away leftovers. We really appreciated using the snorkel gear and contributed another mask and some boogie boards. The location is great for accessing Kahalu'u and Two-Step for snorkeling. The pool is lovely (although chilly... no hot tub! *smile*). We were very happy to be staying in Keauhou.