We were very welcomed by Janice, despite arriving after and later than we had told her. We were needing to eat dinner and Janice texted some recommendations for restaurants in Haiku. [Colleen's Restaurant is wonderful, lots of locals also eat there.]
The room and bath are just as described in the listing; we stayed in the Green Room and it is very spacious and comfortable, and the lanai is very private, considering the other room and lanai are separated only by a bamboo wall.
Janice is very generous with the breakfast and snack items, as well as beach towels, an umbrella and cooler, and lots of closet space. She even supplies slippers and flip-flops to wear inside and outside, respectively, to maintain the Hawaii-wide tradition of no outside shoes inside.
She shared/supplied local fruits and coconut [and showed us how to open it!] and it was nice that she shared her experiences growing up in Haiku. She is a wealth of information and island lore.
The house is a little tricky to find, being on a side road off the main road but call Janice if you get lost - don't rely on your GPS cause it will lead you astray.
Great location for exploring the east side of the island and up-country!