Andre met us at the house, coincidentally, upon our arrival. The house seemed much larger to me in person, than it looked in the pictures, which was great. The first floor has two large bedrooms, a full bath, and a washer and dryer. The second floor has a large kitchen and living room, a half bath, and opens out to a large outdoor patio. This is where we spent most of our evenings, listening to the crickets and enjoying the peacefulness. There is also a third level, which has a loft with lots of windows and a full size bed. We really enjoyed this room, although it is quite bright in the morning as the sun rises, as the curtains are very sheer. If you prefer something a little darker, I'd stay in one of the rooms, downstairs. I wasn't aware that the house also has a couple studios that the owners rent out, so you may or may not be joined on the patio by other people. didn't bother us, but something to note. The location of the house is pretty remote and the area is not very lit in the evening. The road (red road) is a bit tricky to navigate as well, and you need to drive pretty slow to get out of the area to pahoa or hilo. if you are looking for a very relaxing and peaceful and quiet location, this is it. we explored the area a lot during the day time. we went to volcano national park, hilo, the tiki bar not too far from the house, the farmers market on saturday, which is in the same location, as well as the black sand beach which is right across the road from the market and tiki bar. we also went to a lava tub just up the road at a really pretty beach park. this is a beautiful area of the big island and definitely worth visiting. it was very windy on the first couple days, and the power went out. it took most of the day for it to come back on, but it didn't matter, as we were out exploring during that time.