This place is secluded, quiet and cozy. You will really feel as if in the middle of jungle at night, falling asleep to the sound of rainfall. Early in the morning it feels more busy with many cars stopping by to buy coffee and banana bread from nearby Harvest cafe. I recommend this place to someone who wakes up early and wants to unplug from technology, as the internet use in this cottage is limited (there's good internet in the house, but the host allows only to send/receive emails or text messages), there is no mobile signal, the closest signal you can get is in Hana, everything there closes super early, like the latest by 5-6 pm you should get your dinner somewhere.

The water supply is limited because it depends on the rainwater, the host asked us not to use too much water. Before our stay we received a huge list of the house rules, like don't use internet for videos or music, or it will cut off, don't invite guests, limit the water usage. It was indicated that there would be charges if we don't comply, so we were afraid to do something wrong, where is the aloha spirit? we didn't feel welcome at all. We usually treat airbnb house as our own place and leave everything tidy without host saying that they will charge us for dirty dishes. Anyways, the place is beautiful with many tropical plants and flowers outside. The host is responsive and easy to reach. They left for us a fresh fruit basket and banana bread on arrival which was nice! Most of all we loved the company of two adorable black cats, who were relaxing on the lanai.
For those who are planning to visit Hana's Black sand beach be sure to make a reservation in advance. On the overall there is unfriendly spirit towards tourists in Hana as we saw signs on the streets saying "tourists are not welcome// go away", the place is certainly beautiful but I cannot say that I'd like to visit again.