This bungalow is off-the-grid so expect to unplug and unwind! However, the house is equipped with a generator which enables you to charge small electronics and use a small amount of wifi per day. Follow the very detailed directions on how to get there; definitely recommend 4wd vehicle as there are river crossings and the hills are steep. Located just north of Hilo, the house is a one-room bungalow that is sectioned off into living and sleeping space. It was perfect for the two of us; there is a ‘balcony’ area where one can relax and watch the sunrise over the farm; there is space with a dining table and kitchen space. The kitchen has a refrigerator and a gas stove plate. The sleeping area has a bed with mosquito net to keep bugs out. We could even see the waterfall from the ‘bedroom!’ The bathroom is around the outside of the bungalow (open to air as pictured) and provides a lovely view into the surrounding forest! Numerous animals on the farm included several friendly horses; some rambunctious and noisy chickens; a flock of peafowl; little coqui frogs; and the ubiquitous island geckos! There are many fruit trees on the property and the fruit was amazing! We followed Ashley’s advice and hiked down to the waterfalls on the property— it was really beautiful, and we would definitely stay here again when visiting the Big Island!