The yurt at Jeflani was quite the experience! Glamping at it's finest! The yurt itself as well as the surrounding 3 acre property were both great and the property itself was lush and beautiful, like your own private jungle. The yurt was nothing like roughing it as it had all the necessary amenities in a beautiful bright open concept space. They even had wifi, the only thing missing was cable tv but they had plenty of DVD's to pass the time if you don't mind watching already seen favorites or older movies. In the evening the songs of the coqui frog and crickets were very prominent and in the morning the crow of all the neighborhood roosters and the bright sunlight through the skylight were your wake up calls. Neither of which really seemed to bother us too much. We took some time one day exploring the grounds, and met Joshua the caretaker who lives downstairs, who let us know that most of the stuff on the property was edible and that we could help ourselves to it. I did get attacked by mosquitoes when out of the yurt but inside I was safe. We had breakfast on the lanai every morning and watched the Milky Way outside one evening, the amount of stars there are is amazing. While we enjoyed our stay, we did get a little cabin fever-y by how remote the location was, as it's at least 20 to 30 minutes from the main road to the home, and that's 20 to 30 minutes of off-roading fun (depending on your idea of fun). We were glad we ended up renting a Jeep because the road we took the first time we drove to the home was REALLY bad, muddy, and full of holes, and scary to drive at night. We found a better route after a couple of tries and got more comfortable with it by the end of our trip, but it did add extra time any time we wanted to go anywhere from the yurt. All in all it was a lovely time, and how many people can say they stayed in a yurt in a jungle in Hawaii!