The location of this house is unbeatable. The Pacific is outside the back porch, and sunrises there can be incredible. Staying in Hana is 100 percent worth it. There is so much within 20-30 minutes of Hana (and this house) that is spectacular. The black sand beach at the state park, Hermosa beach, the Venus pool, Waimoku Falls. You can’t really savor those things on a cannon ball run day-drive to/from Hana. The Venus pool is a couple minutes’ drive from this house, and we really enjoyed going there early and late in the day, avoiding the day trippers. AirBnb options in Hana are very slim pickings. Like previous reviewers said, this house is quite rustic and could use a fair amount of updating. Think of your grandpa’s summer cabin in the woods; it’s well-loved and enjoyable, but some touch ups are needed. New paint is needed, some items need to be replaced, porch furniture needs to be reconsidered. But you’re not in Hana to stay at the Ritz, you’re there to see the stars, watch the sunrise over the ocean, and truly experience everything there is to offer on this rural, beautiful, remote part of the island. Speaking of remote, it is CRITICAL to bulk up on groceries before your drive to Hana. The one restaurant over there is not good, the little grocery store is pretty limited, the food trucks and Huli Huli chicken (which is delicious) all close at 5 or earlier. Plan on bringing food to cook all your dinners. So long story short, the house is rustic and somewhat dated, but the view and location can’t be beat.