The place is even more beautiful than Chewy's photos suggest. We especially appreciated being off the beaten track, and the community surrounding his place is warm and welcoming. We were greeted by locals having "church" at the market at the end of the road; we shared a moment with some locals when we pulled off at the sight of spray and watched two humpbacks playing near the shore. Chewy was responsive and provided a coffee pot when asked. It was lovely to be sung to sleep by the birds and coqui frogs, the rhythm of the rain. One thing to note though- don't use the embedded map to get there. Follow Chewy's directions instead. Although the map showed the right spot, once we clicked "Start" to have audible directions guide us there, the map took us instead to Pahoa, HI in general-- I suspect the center of the zip code. We were arriving late at night and ended up at a dead end road west of Chewy's place and had to track back up to Pahoa for cell service and to get reoriented. This was a special challenge as we'd been up 22 hours with a long day of travel and it was dark! Aside from the map snafu, the entire time at Chewy's place and this part of the island was delightful and we ended up wishing for one more night in this locale. Mahalo, Chewy, for creating a great space!