My wife and I really enjoyed our stay at the cabin. We rented a 4x4 Jeep and had no issues getting in and out, however it for sure is a rugged access point. The directions from Keith were right on point. We stayed for a few days and it was rainy off and on, but we still enjoyed our time there. Cabin is set up nicely, very open air (no full walls, but heavy tarps as described ), bed with a mosquito need draped over, it is basically camping with added amenities. Kitchen had everything we needed to cook meals, no oven or microwave, but 2 propane burners set up so you can cook whatever you need in a skillet. It has a refrigerator, which was plenty to hold what groceries we bought. There is also a grill on site we used for a few meals. The outdoor bathroom was a unique feature, it was very clean and wide open to nature which was a fun experience. Citrus trees on the property were cool, able to pick our own oranges and eat them. Horses, peacocks, chickens and geckos roam around the property coming right up to our cabin, all were friendly and added to the experience. The waterfall is right nearby, a short hike down the trail off of the cabin. You can hear the waterfall flowing at all times from the cabin, and actually can see part of it from there, very beautiful.
There are series of waterfalls and a large stream we hiked to through the jungle, it was a really cool experience. We drove to the Papa'aloa Country Store, which is a cute shop not far away, has basic groceries and supplies and made to order food. There is another larger cabin right behind this cabin that other people rented out while we were there. It is very close in proximity and the host also lives just behind that cabin up the hill. All occupy basically the same yard space, so at times didn't feel as private as we had initially expected, but was still a very enjoyable experience overall. It was nice to get to out in nature and wake up to the sun rise over the garden with a view of the ocean. Or sleeping in and listening to the sounds of the waterfall and views of the jungle from bed.