Hawaiian Buddhist volcanic jungle immersion. We stayed 3 nights in the larger of the available rentals. The house is very spacious and ornately decorated with lots of very interesting Buddhist statuary, artwork & landscaping. 2 of the 3 bedrooms have sliding glass doors which can be closed to help mitigate the nightly froggy cacophony if desired. Apart from these 2 rooms, one of the bedrooms and all other rooms in the house have no windows - screens only, so you're going to have to be OK with being truly immersed in the jungle sounds at night in those spaces. The bathrooms were spotless and the hot showers excellent. The kitchen is modern and has everything needed for a comfortable stay. The house power supply appears to be 100% solar, not sure if the water supply is also off-grid, but regardless we didn't have any lack of power, and the plumbing is excellent. There's no TV, but the Wi-Fi gives a decent signal. We also got decent cell reception (AT&T). Eliot greeted us and showed us around, gave us some sound local recommendations in Pahoa town (5 minutes drive), then stayed out of our hair for the rest of the stay. Since he resides in another house on the (large) property he is available if needed. At the time or writing another similar sized house is being constructed 50 yards away, but no construction was done until we were checked out. In fact the only noise during our entire stay was natural in origin. Sitting out on the comfortable lanai in the morning was a particular joy - vivid green geckos and a rainbow of birds show up after a few minutes of sitting still listening to the rain and/or the wind in the bamboo and trees. Other interesting flora and fauna can be found with minimal exploration. Another occurrence of note is the semi-constant trickle of volcanic steam rising up from a neighboring property seen through the trees - the rental is close to fissure 8 which caused a lot of serious destruction in the community. The only real minor gripe we had is there was a bit of sand in one of the beds when we checked in, so maybe a bit more of a thorough cleaning could have been done between rentals. Apart from that we had a relaxing time in a beautiful and decidedly out-of-the-ordinary place in this very interesting part of Big Island. Thanks Eliot!