The yurt was amazing, we wish we could have stayed longer. We stayed in several different locations on the Big Island during our trip and this was definitely our favorite. Considering the yurt is essentially a temporary structure, we were amazed by the cleanliness and organization inside. It rained one night we were there and the sound of the raindrops was a peaceful reminder that we were on the wetter side of the island. The Coqui frogs were also relatively tame during our stay, at least compared to the Pahoa area. There was just enough outside noise to make it sound like you are sleeping in a rainforest. The bathroom and kitchen amenities were more than enough and it was great to be able to cook a meal from ingredients we bought at a local farmer's market. I would definitely recommend that any adventurous or curious travelers stay here for a more Hawaiian experience compared to the megaresorts on the other side of the island.