Staying here was ... okay. The low point of our trip (it was a great trip!), but maybe this would be better suited for your needs than it was for ours! We found the location to be fine, since there were quite a few things we wanted to do south of Kona, and we were traveling with a 5-month-old, so being in the car for 30-45 minutes made a great naptime we could plan around. The ohana itself was fine. Not sparkling clean, but not so dirty we needed to leave. The sofa was uncomfortable, the living room TV was missing 25% of the pixels on the screen. The bed was so high I needed a step to get in and out of it, and there were no side tables. These were frustrating for us because we were traveling with a baby, getting up in the night to feed him, and spending our evenings at the Airbnb after he went to bed. But maybe none of those complaints are relevant for how you like to travel!
We would have spent more time outside but the bugs were heinous (obviously not Jay's fault, just noting. The provided spray and citronella candles did nothing for us). We did grill most nights, but ran out of propane the last night and there was not an apparent back up. Additionally, the rain forest canopy is dense, so if you enjoy seeing sunlight, this may not be the place for you. It's dark, even when the sun is out. The dehumidifier works well, but there's no getting around that this is the rainforest, so expect it to take days to dry wet swimsuits, towels, etc. And note that there's no washer/dryer included.
The provided snorkel gear was a great perk, as were the freshly baked cookies waiting for us on our car windshield halfway through the trip. The host was responsive and a clear communicator, which is always appreciated!