Great stay, especially for the money. Ryan runs the place and is just a genuinely aloha guy in the real sense of the word. He picked some fruit for us, brought a griddle for all the fresh Farmer's Market/roadside fish AND some ahi poke when it was too late to get to the store. His recs for places to eat and visit were spot on, especially L&L Barbeque. The property is like a rural farm in the middle of a small, friendly town. None of that (yuck) overcrowded, resort feel of Kona. Local feel here. With a taro patch and fruit trees it feels more like Hawai'i, at least the part that's left. The walls are thin but nobody was inconsiderate so it wasn't a problem. The frogs were louder than the humans, and who doesn't like frogs? Punalu'u black sand beach, Punalu'u Bakery, Hana Hou restaurant, family Kona coffee farms, South Point, Green sand beach, Volcanoes NP all close by. Highly recommended place for those who want something more than golf and mai tais in some hotel bar. We'll be back.