Other reviews don't properly encapsulate just how helpful and well-equipped the laundry shed was -- my party consistently utilized the laundry machines, the beach mats, and even the sunburn reliever. Additionally, the location of the Tiny Village couldn't be more perfect. It was minutes away from the city, the beach, the airport, and yet lied in a gorgeous rainforest-esque hillside that felt very private. The Ohia Unit also feels much larger than advertised and could comfortably fit a party of four in my opinion. I was also impressed by Judith's dedication to keeping the village environmentally friendly. However, one thing to note is the village's power system. I believe all three homes and the laundry shed ran under the same solar-powered grid; depending on your neighbours' power usage or the state of the laundry machines, lights may flicker or microwaves may not heat fully. Additionally, the shower was heated extremely well, but my group found a sort of fungus or mold growing underneath the tub on our last day. Finally, the composting toilet was completely fine until around the seventh day (for a party of five), when it began to smell. Overall, my party cannot imagine a cuter AirBnB in a better location and recommend it to any visitors who wish to reduce their footprint in Hawaii at the slight cost of a bit of luxury.