Janelles farm was beautiful. Walking around the farm and learning about/tasting all the different varieties of tropical fruit was really cool. The farm used to be used for commercial turmeric/ginger production and now the old housing for farmers has been converted to a handful of airb&b’s. There are a handful of people living on the property in some of the buildings that are working on the farm, all of which were very friendly. If your looking for an authentic Pahoa style farm stay then this is for you. Before staying I read some reviews and noticed the negative ones seemed to be from people who were surprised by the living style/conditions. It’s open air and on solar power so no refrigerator, dryer, nor ac. It feels very minimalistic compared to how most people are used to living, with more of a glamping feel. Be advised that it’s very humid there so once something gets wet it’s hard to get it to dry! Another thing that we enjoyed was the outdoor shower. It has a beautiful view of tropical palms/plants and was extremely relaxing to use. Overall it was a great learning opportunity in many different aspects and I would recommend this stay to someone who understands the style of living here.