When we arrived in Hilo, it was pouring down rain. I was not familiar with that area of Pahoa and got lost driving in the dark. We were way off course traveling towards Volcano National Park when Hugh called to check on us. With his helpful guidance, we turned around and found our way to the Avocado Tree house. When we arrived in the dark of night and pouring rain, Elvira and Hugh greeted us like old neighbors and assisted us with the luggage and Hugh showed me around to get us acquainted with the accommodations which were immaculate as described. They made us feel welcomed our entire stay their. During the stay Elvira said I may pick a few coconuts from their beautiful grove of Samoan Dwarf Coconut trees, no climbing needed to pick your own fresh Coconuts =) ...although opening them is a bit of a challenge with a sushi knife, but I managed to get the job done, yummy yummy young coconut water and flesh. Their Avocado tree a variety I have never seen, produced the most buttery avocados I have ever tasted! A country hidden gem, that is affordable and comfortable with great hosts, what more can you ask for when visiting the East side of Hawaii.