This is a really lovely space and house in a truly amazing place. Hawaii is beautiful - we joked about how great views are everywhere, and the Safeways might have the best views. Kona specifically is great on the big island for climate (very limited rainy days). This house is in a residential neighborhood, so wonderfully quiet and appropriate for families, but also a very short drive to the middle of Kona village (town?). As you can see in the pictures, there is a lovely view out over the Pacific (and sunsets) from the house and in the pool.
The house itself is outstanding. Just a great design for a large group in this climate. The common space is ideal for indoor/outdoor living, by which I mean that we kept all the windows in the common spaces open all the time, including the full wall sliders. (It took us a day to find the screens for that - just our silliness.) Thankfully, the bedrooms all have air conditioning, so it was easy to find respite, notably for early bedtimes for folks from the East Coast. The layout was great for our wedding attendance group of a family with 3 kids, one in-law, and two single friends who each had their own bedroom.
The ground floor master suite is great for easy access for those with mobility issues, and it is a palatial master suite. Really a grand space. The other bedrooms are well-appointed with plenty of dresser and closet space to make oneself at home for weeks. The kitchen is well-appointed (though oddly without an oven - but how often is one baking in Hawaii on vacation?), and the bathrooms are well designed.
The infinity pool was a highlight for everyone - including the adults. The provided floats and beach and pool toys were a big help.
Only two minor quibbles. One is an issue the kids insisted we mention - that for whatever reason, birds like to congregate around the pool and inevitably die and end up in the drain over the side of the infinity pool. Frankly, it is what it is, but the kids insisted. Second, when one looks at the pricing, be sure to understand that all the pricing for this type of lodging in Hawaii will add the state short-term lodging tax (call it 14%). This is mentioned in the detailed write-up the host posted, but either I didn't see it or it was added after I did the reservation. Per Airbnb policy in Hawaii specifically, it is not included in the listed prices. I don't believe anyone details it as part of their listing, so a heads up. This is a quibble that is not specific to this place but worth noting generally.
This was a great place, and we would happily stay there again. I didn't give it more than 4 stars for value in that I believe 5 stars is getting a lot more than one pays for. This was more a matter of getting high quality for an appropriate price. Hope this is helpful for others - you'll enjoy the stay.