This was a charming little home in a private setting. The home was extremely clean and well-stocked with new, nice kitchen items, towels, very comfortable bed, and several outdoor items to borrow. It wasn’t at all like other places I’ve stayed where all you get is the owner’s old, unwanted things. The home comfortably accommodated two adults and one child. Kelly’s mother and father in law watch over the place and they were very friendly and accommodating. The property is covered with avocado trees that were packed with avocados when we were there. Just picking up the ones that had fallen to the ground gave us more avocados than we could possibly eat. The setting is somewhat out of the way. We spent just a few days there which was perfect to explore the area. I’m not sure we would have needed more time than that. I would say the only downside to this house was it was surrounded by the invasive coqui frogs which can be very obnoxious at night. All three nights we had to sleep with the windows closed in order to be able to sleep, which completely defeated the purpose of being in beautiful tropical Hawaii. But I think the frogs inhabit the entire Pahoa area we probably would’ve had the same experience at any home in the area.