A perfect stay for our last 2 nights on the island and an easy morning drive to the Kona airport. A lovely enchanted private setting tucked away among fruit trees and other gorgeous primeval plantings. Our only requests were for a grill and a papaya and both graciously appeared. We especially appreciated the washer and dryer so we could fly home in clean dry clothes. A perfect location for exploring the dramatic Pololu Valley area with its unforgettable trail down to the coast. There is a mysterious and rustic Buddhist mission cemetery nearby with Japanese inscriptions on the crude headstones. I’ve since researched it along with the history of the sugar industry on the island. Tiny Hawi is charming as is nearby upscale Waimea.