This condo was more spacious than I thought it would be. We very comfortably fit 5 and had 2 guests for dinner twice. There was plenty of room for all. The pool is lovely as are the grounds. We used the pool almost every evening even after having been at the beach all day! The kitchen was well equipped and having a washer and dryer was so helpful however detergent is not supplied so if I ever go again I'll bring a little baggie with me so I don't end up wasting. There really wasn't much to offer for beach gear but we left the things we bought so hopefully they won't disappear for the next guests. We also bought a few more pillows but I don't know if those will be there either. Kehie (Key-hey) is fairly central if your adventurous and want to explore different parts of the island. There are several beaches near but not really walking distance. The beach you can see from the lanai isn't good for swimming. It is good for an early morning stroll or for paddle boarding! If you want to swim I recommend going to Ulua. All snorkeling should be done before 10 or 11 am because that's when the water is the smoothest. The wind and waves start to pick up after that which is then great for some boogie boarding. Don't bring spray sunblock, there is way to much wind for that to be effective. Also, consider buying coral safe sunblock down at the pool at the concierge desk. I was worried it wouldn't be enough protection but no one burned so it was good. There's a Costco and a Walmart near the airport so I recommend shopping there right away so you can save a little money without back tracking. You'll want to pick up a few rolls of toilet paper because they only leave you with two rolls at the condo. There are plenty of grocery stores near the condo though. If you come home with a bunch of groceries, there are shopping carts at the bottom of the stairs to help haul all your stuff up to your condo. There weren't many dining options near the condo aside from strip mall chain types so if you're looking for some touristy type restaurants we found some great options on Front Street but it takes about an hour to get there. Be sure to have some shave ice at Ululanis about two miles from your door. It's nothing like a snow cone with gritty ice and some syrup pooling at the bottom of a cone. It's WAY better. Also, don't bother going all the way up to Lahina for a luau, the one at Wailea is just as good if not better and much closer. The ABC store right by Ululanis has just about every souvenir you might want at better prices than most of the tourist shopping.