We are a family of three who stayed here for two weeks quite comfortably. It is a cabin experience (ie, rustic, feels open to night noises yet is screened in for protection) basic amenities, (but just ask if there is something you need, also the basicness is what makes this place charming), with private outside bathroom and shower. At night we lit tea lamps, which lana provides. It is situated on their property which they are working into a permaculture and there are a couple of other friendly people who camp on the land who are working the property. Lana and aarron and their two kids are wonderful people and it was so lovely to be around a family that is consience of the land. They are very welcoming relaxed people who are interested in sharing their love of hawaii yet also give you lots of privacy too. If you are arriving at night make sure you have all directions as the first time can be hard to find. There is a very friendly dog who barks at first but after that she doesnt, and cat. Also Lana was really great to email us a list of stores in hilo or pahoa for shopping before you arrive. This area is so interesting, tide pools, night market, lava, clothing optional black sand beach, yummy thai restaurant, rugged coast. It felt like an authentic hawaii experience for anyone who is not interested in resorts or just wants to meet varied and interesting people. Thank you for a great place to stay :) mahalo