With the host's instructions, pretty easy to find this rather remote location, even in the dark [I didn't arrive until ~10 PM.] Parking was easy, a small lot 'off' the street. Because of my late arrival I wasn't able to speak to the hosts, though I did say hi to several other guests. The common area had seating and offered a selection of reading material which I sampled and coffee, etc. which I didn't. In the dark be careful as you descend a couple of steps down to the entrance (on the left of the building). It is a short--about a mile--walk on a secondary street to the Waipio Valley Lookout. I was disappointed that you can no longer walk to the valley floor; if I had it to do again I would take the shuttle, which is the only way to explore the valley and beach below. It's a short walk to a gift/art shop where you arrange a shuttle. Also a short drive to Honoka'a with shops and a few restaurants. If I return I may try to stay in one of the 'glamping tents' that face the ocean.