The Jungalow is a delightful place to stay in Lower Puna.
While rustic it is also very comfortable and easy to relax in.
We cooked all our meals "at home" in what is a pretty well equipped kitchen. Those meals were all the better for fresh fruit right from the yard. Some fruit is familiar, others new experiences. We visited mid-October and ate avocados, starfruit, oranges, marang, and mamey sapote from the property. There were also breadfruit and rambutan that were not quite ripe.
The umbrellas were a great suggestion, highly recommend you bring one each!
We had three rainy days and four dry ones, even in the rain the porch is a great hangout spot.
Location is great, we ran on Government Beach Road, and explored out over the new lava flow to the easternmost point of the island where there is great wave watching.
Also, we found the Mermaid Ponds and a beautiful sea arch.
Pahoa is a lovely little town, and both Hilo and Volcano are little more than an hour away.
We found no need for earplugs, but the nightlife is very present and entertaining. Coqui frogs and other constant frog/insect noises, with occasional snuffling pigs. There is a pig mud wallow nearby and when they are there it sounds a little like Jurassic Park. I can imagine some would find it annoying, but I found it hilarious and a bonus.
Also a bonus: no roosters!
Highly recommend this verdant, lovely spot.