The final turn into Earl and Linda's place is a little tricky in the dark, but Earl was waiting with flashlight in hand. We had a warm aloha welcome and found a bottle of wine, plenty of bottled water and snacks to get us started. We've stayed in far more expensive condos that were not nearly as well supplied as this little gem. Fresh fruit, soap, baggies (for your lunch at the beach), butter, even a great bag of coffee (and filters), all of the pots, pans, dishes (and soap with which to wash them) that you will need, and much more, were on hand. The wi-fi worked flawlessly. This modest and inexpensive place is a real gem. Some of the best snorkeling in the world is minutes away. Earl showed us a great evening picnic place at the ocean that is favored by locals. This place is not the Ritz; it's a little coffee farm, with banana trees right outside of the door and croaking frogs at night - it was wonderful. Earl taught me how to chop open coconuts, which was very cool. There aren't always coconuts available, but we lucked out when a neighbor was giving 'em away. The walk up Painted Church Rd from Earl and Linda's is a pleasant stroll in the heart of Kona coffee country, with the historic Painted Church only a hundred meters or so away. I can't recommend Earl and Linda's highly enough.