We had a long and pleasant stay at Ohia Lana Farm. The accommodations are very much as described and very comfortable. It was a pleasure to open an entire wall of sliding doors every morning and let the outside in. It is a peaceful place, surrounded by green.
Our offsite adventures took us around the Puna district, from the town of Hilo to Kalapana with its beaches and snorkeling. We undertook substantial hikes around a volcano, and to find beaches. Getting to places is half the fun; it is a frequently stunning island to drive around.
We cooked for ourselves on the gas stove and went to the nearby village of Pahoa to grab the occasional bite. There are great farmers' markets that pop up weekly in different places. One of the best attractions is Uncle Robert's Night Market, with vendors and great food and live music.
As noted elsewhere, this is a property which runs on solar power, which works great. In periods of heavy rain -which we encountered- a backup generator is used to keep the lights on and the water running.
Speaking of keeping things running, the site is managed by Andrea (and her husband, who we did not get to meet), who was both indispensable and delightful.
We have fond memories of staying here. Highly recommended.