Gypsy and Don were wonderful hosts! The location is quite off road which was terrifying because we were told by our car hire if we were going to be driving off road we would need a specific car or could be charged for any damages, we said we weren't and then discovered that we were in fact when we got near the yurt... My husband has never driven so carefully in his life! Just keep this is mind so you don't also have a panic attack everytime you drive down what feels like the longest road ever because I checked our car insurance and it said it wouldn't cover anything not on a paved road. Is that the right word? Also google maps is about 100m off around the location of the house, keep driving and you'll find it on the left. Anyway, Gypsy and Don met us when we arrived, gave us details for the yurt and local recommendations and said they're available if we need them at all. The yurt was excellent, very modern, clean, and had everything you needed. Great bathroom, good water pressure, takes a bit to heat up but then you're golden etc. It was a tiny bit cold, I'm pretty sure I saw a heater but we just used another blanket when we slept. Close to volcano national park and to the town of volcano. We got a bit unlucky and had to eat twice at the red lava cafe (I think it was called) because everything else was closed on the second day when we wanted to go somewhere else after the national park (Do not trust Google around the hours, handwritten signs on the establishments said otherwise). The burgers were good anyway. We had some damp clothes from the beach that we couldn't dry because of the damp nature of the area. We had to dry them with a fan at our next location but that and the panic attack drive were the only very slight issues we had, everything else was perfect. Super comfy bed! We will definitely stay there again if we're back in the area. Thanks Gypsy and Don!