We really enjoyed staying here. The property was rustic and unique, and was located in a rainforest just minutes away from the National Park entrance. Our room (suite 1) was massive and private, with easy access to a communal living area, large stocked kitchen, and very clean bathrooms. The queen-size bed had a pile of blankets on top which made for a very comfortable night despite the cool temperatures outside.
Be aware that check-in times are (strictly) 4:30pm to 9:00pm, which unfortunately coincides with ideal viewing times for lava flows at the nearby National Park or county viewing site. Fortunately, we were able to contact the host earlier in the day and obtain a key code allowing for a late arrival. I'm not sure if this standard practice or not -- it's probably best to confirm in advance if you plan to do the same. For us, it would have meant a cancellation if we couldn't work something out, since our main purpose for visiting this part of the island was to see the lava flows.
It was awesome to be able to go back into the park in the night and view the active caldera, something that would have been difficult to do staying anywhere else. We were surprised to find out that the lava viewing trailheads were still 45 minutes or 1 hour 15 minutes away, and viewing required a 4-5 mile ONE WAY hike or bike ride. From the east side, the trail was only open from 3pm-9pm. Be prepared!
There was a convenience store (with ATM) and cafe a few blocks away from this lodging. The bike rental place we used was cash only, so be sure to get some cash from the ATM if you didn't bring any.