A very unique property with lots to offer for the price. There is another small, Air-BnB open-air cabin the host rents close to the house, but the guests staying there were fun and enjoyable to interact with and we barely noticed them. The large waterfall and two freshwater pools on property were a short hike down a fairly steep, but well cleared and marked trail. At the end of the trail it takes a bit of scrambling over some boulders and walking across cobble beds to reach, but standing in the waterfall and swimming in the pools was a remarkable experience and absolutely private. We enjoyed picking and eating fresh fruit from the starfruit, guava, citrus and ice-cream bean trees onsite. We turned off all the lights around the house each night and enjoyed a spectacular night sky for star gazing from the side deck on the comfy lounge chairs. The horses, chickens, and peacocks were all cute and friendly and added a kind of friendly presence to the property. The hosts were very knowledgeable and willing to share anything about the island and where to go based on your interests. We enjoyed visiting with and getting to know the hosts and are thankful they share this lovely place. The house is a bit remote if you're planning on doing a lot of typical Big Island activities, but the property was our centerpiece for this trip. We did venture the hour drive to the Volcano National Park which is well worth it and we were able to see active lava spouting and flowing. We also ventured into Hilo, about a half hour away, and discovered a wonderful tropical fruit open farmer's market where we tried many new fruits we'd never had before. The house is basically a luxury cabin situated in well kept landscaping with expansive ocean views, yet surrounded by rain forests with a nearby stream and waterfall. The soft sounds of the waterfall and geckos, frogs, and other forest sounds, as well as the occasional rain were very restful to fall asleep to. Definitely a place for somewhat adventurous folks looking for a non-tourist, very private, quiet, large property to explore. We recommend being comfortable driving over rough terrain in a 4x4 to get there. We only needed 4-wheel drive once during some rain, but we thought this was a lot of fun in our convertible Jeep. The access road is part paved and part off-road and winds through gorgeous rain forest, livestock pastures with amazing ocean views, and even has you descend and ascend steep grades to drive through a small stream to reach the property. We liked stopping on the way to watch frogs, pick guavas, and just to enjoy the adventure of being alone in such an amazing place.