Love love love this place. Heather and Paul were absolutely delightful - obviously enamored and proud of their adopted home and ready to share all the best parts of it with their guests. The setup is ideal - a spare room off a patio on the ground floor of their house, with its own entrance so you don't feel like you're intruding at all on their space. Same goes for the bathroom, which is partly outdoors and so totally convenient if you plan on surfing or snorkeling or diving while you're there (which you absolutely should, at least snorkeling! Two Step and the Captain Cook monument across Kaelakelua Bay - two of the best snorkeling sites on the island - are a five minute drive away). If your timing is right, and mine was, Heather may make you a plate of homemade mac nut bread and fresh-sliced mango and apple bananas from the farm in the morning. Like I said, delightful. There's no kitchen, but there is an outdoor fridge you can ask to plug in for your stay and a coffee maker, too (and a coffee cooperative next door). If there had been any mangoes to harvest this year I totally would have offered to help, but alas, there weren't. That's probably the ONLY way the stay could have been better. Otherwise, pretty darn perfect. Gorgeous getaway indeed.