This was the perfect space for us!
For two laid-back adults with a penchant for local produce and missing their critters at home, it hit the spot. Our hosts left a selection of mostly grown on-site fruit and avocados and breakfast goods, coffee, etc. If I hadn't brought tea, I would have been desperate for the provided stash. And I was so grateful for the separate coffee maker just for tea drinkers to heat up water without the essence of coffee. Our "secondary host," Shane the cat made us feel completely at ease. He's not allowed in the room, but he'll wait for you to arrive at the driveway or hope for you to come out and give scratchies at the welcome mat.
The location was also great for us - not in the resorts or right in Hana, but a smidge out of town and tucked into an agricultural and residential area. We stopped to visit goats down the road. Nearby produce stands, cacao farms, restaurants, and flowers for sale were all minutes away and exceptionally friendly.
As mentioned in the listing, wifi is not always perfect and cell service is not always available, but the provided directions to the property made it easy to find and check in. The hosts also share vital info about the area and new-ish requirements for reservations at the local black sand beach. Make your reservations *before* getting to Hana to save yourself a challenge.
The home is older, but well-loved and maintained. It has the charm and character of a *home* that resorts and hotels cannot match. Plus friendly people offering real advice about the area. And a dog and cat that will talk all the love and affection you're willing to give!
All in all, an excellent place to stay. I wish we could have stayed longer and if we come back to Hana, it will be here!