Definitely in a secluded area north of Pahoa. We spent 7 nights in Kona and I wanted my family to have a different experience and this sure was! It is really a Jungle Hangout! Liz is a very good host, quick to respond to questions and provided good tips for activities in the area.
The coqui frogs are loud at night(which you will find on the Hilo side even near the fancy hotels). We named the rooster Reuben and he cracked me up crowing while walking around in circles (online info says it is to establish dominance? I really don't want to analyze Reuben). He is consistent with crowing at dawn so if you're a light sleeper, bring your ear plugs and close the room windows.
We enjoyed our stay at Liz' house. It had everything we needed. Some of the guests have also left some seasonings, kitchen items (Saran Wrap, foil,etc) which you can use. Her house is about 30-40 minutes from the end of Hwy 130 where you can rent bikes or hike to see the lava flow to the ocean or walk on actual dried lava (still with steam and look like burning coals in some spots https://www.lovebigisland.com/big-island-lava-viewing/).