John and his staff were excellent communicators and kind. The community is very natural and lovely. The "Tree House" Bungalow where we stayed is super cool and it is quite a hike to get up there, but we actually enjoyed the isolation. the views are spectacular and I have never felt so close to nature.
What we didn't enjoy was the heat. We visited in August once it got past 11 am, the tree house heated up badly and we just couldn't cool down, despite extra fans. We think the problem is there is (understandably) no insulation on the roof and, with the west exposure, it radiates heat in the bungalow all afternoon. It's near impossible to get it to cool down (and we are from FLORIDA) . the bedroom is upstairs and, with the heat naturally rising, added to the fact the air flow only has east and west up there (small windows too), it is hot hot hot. We had planned to stay 3 nights but couldn't stand it after the second and left to find an air conditioned placed for our last night in Hawaii. So visit, definitely visit, just don't do it in August. Aloha!!