Clark’s place is within a resort so you can expect all the “resort-life” amenities like pools, hot tubs, air-conditioning (rare on the island), big comfy bed, full kitchen, washer and dryer, and TVs. It’s a nice change of scenery if you’ve been staying in some of the more remote, less luxurious areas of the island. It’s also close to downtown Kona. We were only here one night so we didn’t get to take advantage of everything the resort offered, but it was really nice to get a small taste of the sweet life. Thanks Clark!