This cottage is rustic! What you see in the pictures is what you get. No power, no cell service, definitely a good place to get in touch with a simpler Big Island life. But, you are also on a working farm. The free range chickens roosted on the cabin one night, quite a shock, and their rooster starts at dawn every day. (At least he was quiet, as far as roosters go, not like some of the fighting cock farms around.)
You must bring bug spray and use liberally. If not, you will be eaten alive!
Very close to Kapoho and Ahalanui. Off the well traveled path, but easily accessible to Puna attractions.
This is more of a sleep, eat breakfast, and return at night place. A camp stove out side and a sink with non-potable water. They do provide drinking water in jugs.