We had a fantastic time at Magical Na Moana Mele. Such a beautiful place and so unique! We were there during the last week of July 2018 but I had made the reservation in March 2018. In May, less than two months after making the reservation, I heard about the volcanic activity in Pahoa. Since our trip to Hawaii wasn't until July I decided to wait a few weeks to see if the lava would die down. But it didn't. And I heard all kinds of stories about bad air quality, earthquakes, etc. I was really concerned about our safety, especially since one of the girls with us has respiratory issues. So I sent a message to Suzie to figure out what to do. She assured me that her bungalows were far enough away from the current lava activity and everything was fine. Then, about a week before we were scheduled to check-in, she contacted me again to reassure me once more. When we arrived Suzie was out of town, so she had someone else meet us at the bungalows. She was super sweet and showed us all around, explaining everything we needed to know such as location of light switches and so forth. Everything was gorgeous - the bedrooms and the kitchen are exactly like the photos, very cool. However, I felt that Suzie really went above and beyond when it came to the details. There were headlamps, umbrellas, fans, citronella to keep bugs at bay, TVs with Roku, washer and dryer, bottled water, maps, guide books, even respiratory masks (just in case). Even though we had a great time, and highly recommend Magical Na Moana Mele, there are a couple things you need to be aware of... 1) Currently, due to road closings caused by nearby lava activity, there is only one way in and out. You will drive over the rift zone and you will drive by Leilani Estates. It'll give you an appreciation for everything that has happened there in recent months. 2) You will not accidentally find yourself in danger due to current lava activity. The authorities have done a good job about blocking things off. We never felt like our safety was compromised. However, if this remains a concern for you, I highly recommend following the Facebook group "Hawaii Tracker". 3) You WILL see the lava glow each night right from the bungalows. It's amazing! 4) We had zero problems with air quality but just in case, Suzie has provided respiratory masks. We did not need them. 5) Pele's Hair "IS" and issue. You should wear shoes at all times. We had a handful of incidents where we ended up with small "splinters" in our feet. They were easily removed with tweezers and although inconvenient, not a big concern. 6) If frogs and lizards bother you, this is not the place for you. During the day you can spot colorful green lizards sunning themselves on the porches and at night the frogs come out....