Before I left the Banana Patch, I shared with Akiko that I am simply happier knowing her bed and breakfast exists: that there is a refuge in this world that is grounded, connected, warm, with cats to pet and oranges to pick from trees - and a place to meditate each morning. She called it a blessed reassurance.
Reviews called the B&B magical, and it is, though it is also a place filled with intention. This place is the spirit of Akiko, the Wailea ancestors and many in the local community. Like them, you'll get out what you put in. I stayed only two weeks and my heart felt full as though it could've been months.
On the practical end, the 12x12 room felt bigger than pictured. If you enjoy camping, you'll feel spoiled by the amenities. Rent a car for at least a few days if you can, especially if you want to find a swimmable beach. Plan your meals around limited fridge space. Don't fret too much if you are Covid conscious - seclusion comes easily and every common room has screen windows. Bring a headlamp!
It may be an adjustment living so close to nature with these more essential accommodations. Let it wash over you like a warm tropical rainfall, you're safe and supported, enjoy.