Staying in Jade’s Ohana House was a very unique experience that we enjoyed. We did not expect to be so awed by staying in a lava field and seeing so many stars at night. The house itself is very cute, with a lot of charm. It was beautiful to feel the outdoor breeze in the lanai and then retire to our rooms at night. It is a very remote house - we were surprised when the road we were on said “road ends here” even though we still had a few miles to go on gravel, however that has more to do with what we’re used to as city dwellers rather than the listing itself - we were prepared for an off the grid stay, and had come with an SUV. We had a few visits from bugs and lizards, but that wasn’t very surprising given the location of the house. There are other houses nearby, however it is really quiet and the houses are sparse. While it does use solar panels for power, we didn’t have any issues with power; we also had no issues with hot water, but don’t be surprised by the smell of sulfur. There were towels and all necessary amenities, however we didn’t expect that the laundry would be a shared unit and not in house. The house definitely smells and feels like it’s out in nature, so if you enjoy cabin stays, you’ll love this. To get into town, it’ll take you approximately 20 minutes. All in all, we had a pleasant stay and were able to see all the things we wanted to on the east side of the island.