Morris is a loving, generous and delightful man, and although we didn't meet Yuka and Kyle, we know they must be as charming as he. Everything was just perfect for us and we felt right at home in their beautiful, well-appointed, luxury guest house. It is spacious, comfortable, has every convenience and then some; and, most importantly, Morris's caring touch is evident everywhere from the welcome sign at the entrance to the towel sculptures on the beds; from the warm jackets (for the intrepid travelers to the top of Mauna Kea) to the beach towels and umbrellas; from the first-day breakfast to the abundant papayas; from the wealth of information to his willingness to be available to his guests for any request. Morris is a treasure who will surely enhance your memorable Hawai'i experience.
We did not find the coqui frogs to be a problem; they make a two-note chirping sound at night which we actually enjoyed. The doves and roosters sound their gentle wake-up calls in the morning.
We thoroughly enjoyed the main attractions: Kilauea at Volcanoes National Park; Rainbow and Akaka Falls; beaches: Hapuna, Isaac Hale, Ahalanui (volcanically heated pool -- luxurious), Onekahakaha and others; drove around the island on highways 11, 190 and 19 and across the island on Saddle Road between the massive volcanoes Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa; Thurston Lava Tube; Lava Trees (a must-see; the giant monkeypod trees that shade the road on the way there are fabulous). In all, we feel that we really got to know the island of Hawai'i. And the food at Kaleo's in Paloa was great.
We highly recommend a visit to The Big Island and, in particular, to Morris and Yuka's amazing guest house.