Our experience was so wonderful that I don't know where to start.

The guest house is so spacious that I felt like I could roam around and sleep anywhere in the house. There were 5 beds so it could sleep at least 5 people. It's very good for the family.

I really liked the fact that the house had everything we needed -- coolers, snorkeling gear, filtered water, cooking ware, utensils, etc. We really liked the kitchen sink. It was big; one big rectangular sink with no divider. We could wash things in it, put stuff in it, and still had plenty of space left over.

There was entertainment system in the house, Netflix, Karaoke, speakers installed all in the house. You name it and they have it all! I guarantee you would never feel bored staying in the house.

We could see Morris' personal touch everywhere, too: there is a greeting sign right in front of the house with my name on it, Mauna Loa macadamia nuts and wine as a gift, coffee, everything was nicely labeled, the beds, towels, and toilet paper were folded with cute little animal shapes. Oh, one more thing, he gave us the 2012 US minted quarters that are no longer in production. On it was Big Island volcanoes. That was very memorable. We felt very honored to be his guests. What a treatment.

We couldn't find aluminum foil. We called him and he sent it right in our way immediately. This way exceeded 5-star resort service.

He was kind enough to spend time telling us the places to visit in Hilo. We were very appreciative that he could tell us things we would have missed by just following a guidebook. He also provided a folder that had all sorts of local sightseeing spots and restaurants. We felt we were right at home.

Morris also gave us a "Miracle fruit tasting." It was definitely a highlight in our trip. I have to thank him for taking the time to give us the history of the fruit. I can never imagine that the fruit could do such a thing to your palate. It was a wonderful experience. He made a good storyteller. The fruit tasted extra sweeter with him telling the story and we enjoyed every moment of it.

Morris volunteered to show us his garden the very next morning. We were so impressed by all sorts of fruits (mountain apples, etc.) and herbs (basils, thyme, onions, etc.) he grew in his garden. He let us know we could take whatever we wanted from his garden. We made nice breakfasts from it.

I could go on and on about the place. There's so much to say. I couldn't capture such wonderful memory as my thoughts were flowing way faster than I can write down. I will just stop here. You will have to experience it yourself and you will know what I mean. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Hilo.