The description of this unit doesn't mention some wonderful things - (1) there is a view of the ocean from the lanai; (2) you are a simple 2 minute walk away from the pool area (unlike other units which are a good 1/2 mile) and (3) you can easily walk along a 2 mile beautiful stretch of ocean trail that runs from Halii Kai on the edge of the golf course through the Hilton Waikoloa resort to Anaehoomalu point. The unit is clean and sparkling and well stocked with kitchen supplies, spices and even chairs, umbrellas and children's toys to enjoy on the beach. The sunsets from either the pool area or the golf course are unparalleled. Because we were here during Covid, there was no access to pickle ball, tennis or basketball equipment (which I have been told are normally borrowable from the front desk). There was also no cleaning service (but I wasn't aware that daily cleaning was an option with this unit anyway). Bring a lanyard to keep your key cards handy as they are small and necessary to get into the pool and in/out of the front gate. It costs $50 to replace the card if you accidentally lose it. The staff at the pool (where you can get a day towel, buy a drink or have a light meal - cash or credit card only) were overly attentive to rule breakers. For example, I often observed them correcting children, monitoring anyone who dared bring a bottle of water into the pool area (you have to buy it from them) or chasing after someone who accidentally took one of their towels out. Also be sure to bring your ID with you as we were carded and denied a Mai Tai (I'm 56 years old and look it). Because of this, we rarely went to pool area which was a shame as it is gorgeous. The location is perfect. Two shopping centers (Kings and Queens) located 10 minutes down the road - including a luxury grocery store, 30 minutes from the airport (and Costco), 15 minutes to most beaches, a quick hour's journey to the spectacular hikes of the Pololu and Waipo Valleys, easy access to the Saddleback Road that criss crosses the island -- taking you to Hilo and the Volcano National Forest. The only big trip we took (2 hours) was to the amazing black sand beach of Punalu'u (well worth the trip). Because the resort next-door was almost empty, they were offering day passes (at $50 a person) to spend the day at the sprawling, lazy river, multiple pooled, vistas on hammocks Hilton. We didn't do that, but if I had small children it would have been an amazing day. You can even swim with the dolphins. Overall, our time at Crystal's apartment was magical, restful, quiet and comfortable. I highly recommend.