We loved the little eco cabin and all its amenities. It was a perfect spot for relaxing after the few days spent on the Kona side of the island with all of the other tourists bustling about. It was close to the national park which was great for popping in and taking a hike each day without feeling like we needed to do everything in one day (like when you stay in Kona/Waikoloa and have to make a long drive to the park, it’s a one day adventure). Be sure to make dinner reservations (if you aren’t bringing your own food), there are slim pickings for meals up there and the few restaurants are small and not open every day. Thankfully Agnes & Andrew had stocked the cabin with some dry goods so we didn’t have to worry when we didn’t get into the one restaurant open on Mondays! Thank you!!