When Keith asked for feedback on whether his description of the place matches the reality, I simply replied "I don't think you can oversell this spot," meaning, it is what it is described and so much more. Simply getting to his amazing home and piece of land is a great adventure in itself...you wouln't *need* a 4WD but mine did come in handy and make for a really fun ride every time I came and went. It's helpful to do the initial approach in the day time but once you get it down it's not so hard to find, and the seclusion of the spot is what makes it special. The house is really lovely and well-decorated, and is even "off the grid" which is awesome. I stayed in the glorified "tent," which is a very open, 3+ canvas-sided platform with great views of the garden, ocean, and little wild piggies that visit sometimes. The bed is big and comfy, with a nice mozzy net (they weren't bad at all on my stay). The outdoor shower is absolutely bad-ass, and on a clear, starry night, with the waterfall gushing below you, is pretty much the pinnacle of shower experiences. I highly recommend a morning (or any time, really) swim and hike upstream to the 3rd tier, where a waterfall, swimming hole, and hidden cave await you. Keith seems to attract an ecclectic group of travelers and helpers to his place, who provided friendly conversation, interesting perspectives, and tasty food. On my last full day, Keith offered to take me on a local's tour of the east side of the island, and we hit beautiful valleys, hidden beaches, great snorkeling, hot ponds, mexican food, hippy markets, and distant views of glowing lava (do take a boat tour to get super close to the flowing lava if possible). Keith's place is a great base for the north/east side of the island if you like alternatives to the usual vacation accomodations.