Lovely stay in the Hawaiian countryside. We enjoyed sleeping to the sounds of the forest and farm - coqui frogs, crickets, and birds. Mr T gave us a tour of his small family farm, and we learned about the fruit trees, goats, chickens, ducks, and sheep as well as their plans for continuing to develop the farm. We also sampled some of their family's fruits including butter avocado, fingerling limes, guava, apple bananas, and more. It was really interesting and delightful. He also gave us great tips about local places to check out - like the KTA supermarket and Hawaiian Style Cafe.
The container home itself was great (we'd never stayed in one before). The water is on a rain catchment system, which we would've never known if T didn't tell us (it's a good thing!). Everything inside is high quality - especially the gas stove - which was great for us because we cooked a lot. Fully equipped kitchen for most needs. The bed was a little stiffer than what we were used to, which was fine for me but not my partner. We made it work. The only thing to really watch for is humidity; there is a dehumidifier which worked well.
Note for those who want 100% total privacy (like walking-outside-naked-singing privacy) - you would be hard pressed to find it on this island in AirBnB's. Most homes conserve resources by building guest suites close to the main house. It wasn't an issue for us - we had great privacy for what we needed. We did like that it was a little ways away from the main road, so we couldn't hear the road at all. And the guest suite / lanai are surrounded by thick tropical vegetation as you can see in the photos. They were wonderful to look at all day and night.
Overall, we loved our stay. It was money and time well spent and we highly recommend staying here. Mr T and his family made us feel very welcome.