You can probably do better.
"Ocean house" is a generous term. While it may have been ocean front at one point, the lava has since changed that. To this point, the house is relatively far from everything, especially considering there was no lava flowing when we visited.
The photos are flattering. Yes, it's 5 bedrooms, but the upper level (3 bedrooms) and lower level (2 bedrooms) are separate units which means you have to go outside and around the house to enter.
Also, be aware that there's no AC. To some of us this wasn't a big deal as we were out in the day and the nights are cool, but try as we did to follow the rules on closing the doors, bugs still got in through some of the screens which had holes in them. The result was a choice between sweltering with only a fan on, or putting up with bugs (and there will be bugs, the house is in a jungle).
The kitchen is not fully stocked, as we discovered when we went to cook. Thankfully we rented the full space so we could take a pan from the lower level. We would have used the BBQ but it was FILTHY, and only 1 burner worked (the rest were corroded or full of gunk).
The worst part for us was the washer and dryer which ruined some of our clothes with rust stains. The rest was tolerable, but losing clothes was a big disappointment.
Credit where it's due, JC gave good recommendations and was quick to respond. No check-in problems or difficulties finding the house.