We stayed at the Pineapple Cottage for three nights at the end of our Big Island stay, and we loved it! We've done a lot of tent, cabin, and even boat-based camping elsewhere, but this was our first "glamping" experience, and it was great! The cottage is cute, absolutely immaculate, and supplied with everything we needed to have a comfortable stay. At 5000 foot elevation, it provided wonderful views of the a'a runs down below and the distant ocean, and when the sky was clear at night, a beautiful starscape! Sunrises and sunsets were both something to see from the cottage. A wind advisory was in effect for the islands when we first arrived, which Crystal kindly communicated to us to ensure we were aware of how it might affect our travel and activities. While the wind was noisy and made going to the outdoor bathroom a bit challenging during the dark of night, just due to the sheer force of it, the cabin is well anchored and we felt snug and safe during our stay there. The spacious front deck area was great for enjoying our morning coffee or evening meals, which we prepared on the single-burner butane stove. Meal cleanup was easy at the outdoor sink area with a cold water supply. We didn't require the propane heater, although the inside temperature dropped to about 60 degrees Fahrenheit, but one was available. The outdoor bathroom is located at the back of the cottage on the same decking, so is easy to access, and was well-ventilated and clean; the outdoor shower adjacent to the front of the cottage supplied warm showers as needed. While there was no WiFi, our AT&T phones did seem to work just fine at the cottage, so we weren't quite as "off-grid" as we'd anticipated. Crystal's description of the cottage is accurate, so if you're looking to "glamp" a bit in a very interesting location, this is the place to go! We had a great stay.