My wife and I stayed at three Airbnb rentals during our one-week stay on the Big Island. This was our favorite. It's private, well stocked with kitchen wares, has a washer and dryer (so nice to have on a weeklong trip), offers a collection of Hawai'i informational books, is well decorated (with a homey Hawaiian-themed vibe), and provides easy access to Volcanoes National Park. Cons? It's a 20-mile drive to the closest well-stocked supermarket, but you can plan for that (e.g., make a grocery run at the beginning of your trip or on the way back from a day in Hilo). Also, it probably only makes sense to stay here if you plan to spend two or more days in the national park: you're a 1-2 hour drive to most other tourist sites. (We enjoyed the national park more on days 2 and 3 than on day 1, so well worth the longer stay if you like hiking and geology; the longer you stay, the more time you can spend on the less traveled paths; we also used our close proximity to the park to do a nighttime hike under the stars.) Finally, the bed is very soft and sinks in a bit; I was concerned it wouldn't be supportive enough, but I slept well all three nights, so maybe this was a nonissue. (My wife says I'm fussy when it comes to beds and pillows.) These cons come nowhere close to making this a four-star Airbnb. I loved it.