It’s a good place to stay for a night, although a bit too pricy but that is the standard around Hana. We were only there for less than 12 hours to sleep and it is very much on the remote side of Maui. You can hear all types of sounds outside so bring earplugs if you’re a light sleeper. The place is HUGE and has lots of open space with somewhat complete kitchen necessities and outdoor necessities, like cooler and beach seats that we wished we used. The host was easy and fast to communicate. Mahalo Tania and Kaua.