This is a fine spot to stay—an excellent DVD collection of Hawaii-set movies/shows and others, a -lot- of good tourist info (including directly from Tim the host who comes over in person to meet you), and it’s easy to find off the main Hana Highway.
The online check in instructions didn’t tell us, but you’ll want to park in the carport (the other host snapped at us when we were mistakenly parked in the driveway), and the door opening instructions are posted on the wall of the house when you arrive (I was anxious about how to get into the house as we were flying/driving in without word about entry instructions—don’t worry: they’re on the wall.
The cooking facilities are fine—large toaster oven and two-burner gas stove. The laundry is only available during the day (the hours are posted in different places varying widely—but they’re all while you’re probably going to be out doing other things, so don’t count on throwing in a load in the evening while relaxing after supper.). The other host stays on site or nearby, which would presumably be helpful in an emergency; she also left us a note to observe that we’d accidentally left a light on till 12:45am.
We’re glad to have had a place to stay on Maui that let us get to the National Park in good time and at reasonable rates.