Great property! We have stayed at several condos in the Mauna Lani area and this is the best by far - large, clean, nice layout, comfortable. It is very convenient and also well maintained both inside and out. As noted, it is adjacent to the golf course which is a plus simply from an unobstructed view of the volcanoes which is wonderful (we are not golfers). The complex is very nice and it is worth relaxing at the complex pool in the evenings or using the hot tub to soothe aching muscles from body surfing, hiking, etc. We walk a lot (like 6-10 miles a day) and this area is our favorite (beach, beach, beach, Mauna Lani, Fairmont, condos, Puako, petroglyphs, and even the King's trail). Bring sturdy shoes for beach walking and King's trail - you are walking on crushed and broken lava. The kitchen has everything you need in terms of plates, utensils, small appliances, etc. (bring or buy ground coffee). It is also well stocked by visitors leaving behind condiments, oils and other items such as cling wrap, foil, etc. We are appreciative of visitors like ourselves that buy items and leave them behind for the next group... pay it forward.
Stores close by include the smaller ones such as Foodland in Mauna Lani, Island Gourmet at Queen's shops (actually an upscale ABC store), or full size stores in Waikaloa Village (6 miles up the hill) or Foodland in Waimea (1/2 hour). We also stop at Costco (a few miles from airport) as soon as we get off the plane. Pick up the usual stuff plus a secret: the ahi is sold in 1-2 lb chunks and is super fresh. We make poke the first and second days with that so also make sure you have some lemons, sesame oil and seeds, green onion, and soy sauce - it's amazing!