The place is Holo Holo Inn-- it has an old cabin the woods vibe to it, except in the style of a hostel. We stayed in an upstairs room with 4 beds, while the bathrooms (separated for males and females) were downstairs. There's a shared kitchen with pots, pans, utensils, etc. I would say that this place could use some upgrades, but it suited our needs, and, more importantly, we slept well both of the nights we were there and the showers had a good amount of pressure and hot water. There was only one other room occupied during our stay and for only one of the nights. I believe the heater was on in our room, but not for the rest of the place, so I wore my jacket whenever outside of the room (I'm a wimp for the cold!). Parking was right next door in a grass field next to a building marked "Old Japanese School." Since it was rainy during our stay, the field had some muddy patches. The best thing about this place is the location-- we were a very short drive from Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, and very close to the few restaurants in the area. This made it convenient for us to check out the park at night and see some lava!