Jen's cabin was the perfect way to experience Hawaii in all its lush, natural beauty. The cabin is small (think "Tiny House"), but perfectly comfortable and relaxing. I spent most of my days out and about exploring on the Hilo side of the island, so the cabin was largely my crash pad for post-dinner relaxation and sleeping. It was a great place to come home to. The bed is in a loft area upstairs with a pretty steep, but sturdy, ladder. Like any tiny house, each space has to serve a multitude of purposes. The main room has a couch, a small ice-box-style fridge, a TV, and a few shelves with dishes, utensils, and other sundries. The bathroom has a shower, toilet and sink, and the sink also contains a source of filtered, drinkable water (the rest of the house uses filtered rainwater for non-drinking uses). I'm a fairly tall guy and there were times when I felt slightly cramped trying to clean up some breakfast dishes in the bathroom sink. But this is just an expected part of life in a small space. I found a nice rhythm of how to get everything done, and in the end, the simplicity of the space was a perfect compliment to having a relaxed experience exploring the Big Island itself. Jen's property is located pretty deeply in a lush, secluded area of the island (the road to the property is bumpy but totally doable in any normal sedan) and at night the sounds of birds and frogs and the rainforest filled the air. I loved it (although a pair of nighttime earplugs helped keep the nature sounds at a bit more of a comfortable level for me). The property has a secured, locking gate, which adds to the sense of security and relaxation at the cabin. I highly recommend Jen's place if you're looking for lodging that is exceptionally affordable, has the creature comforts you're expecting (including wifi), and brings you into closer contact with Hawaii's natural beauty. I would definitely come back.