Overall, I loved my stay at the Ohana Cabin Tiny House! It was such a cool affordable option (and actually much bigger than I was expecting) and in a location of the island that, while a bit remote, gave me access to places that felt more like a local than a tourist. You definitely need a car if you’re going to stay there, though, as it’s about a 2-mile drive down a bumpy dirt road (preferably a car with 4-wheel-drive). The only thing I had to be vigilant of was, being in the middle of a tropical island, there are bugs around and there were *tiny* little harmless bugs that didn’t bite or anything, that hung out in certain corners of the tiny house, so I made sure to keep all of my food either in the cooler or the microwave when I wasn’t around so they wouldn’t swarm it. That being said, I travel frequently in Central and South America and I so appreciated that there did not seem to be any mosquitos around - like I said, I wasn’t getting bitten. Jen was also a huge help and let me check-in early, was easy to get a hold of, and texted me a picture of the front gate when I was having trouble finding the place. Would stay again.