This beautiful property had been soaked by an unusual three months of rain, so a fire in the living room one night was really welcome. The bed was quite comfy, and the whole house is filled with art, historical and cultural pieces as well as more conventional ones. I had a very enjoyable time visiting the adjacent farm, and feeding grass to the sheep. The location couldn't be better for visiting Volcanoes National Park, and also venturing into Hilo nearby. I would love to stay here again.
The breakfast featured yogurt from Joan's goats, fresh fruit and sometimes Rainbow bread. And fresh boiled eggs from the farm's hens.
There were other guests, but we had no problems with noise or lack of hot water. This is an older farm house; if you want a modern look, stay somewhere else. If you like a place that has history and feels genuine, stay here.