We stayed here for 37 days in the smaller unit. The host Britt is mellow and nice, her oldest daughter is really sweet and the kids are cute. Some good aspects are the street has horses, dogs, cats, and lots of beautiful trees and plants. Britt gave us a couple of huge avocados off of her tree and some fresh cut flowers from her garden. It's cool and moist in this part of the island if you want to escape the Kona heat. It was spotless when we arrived, and we felt safe at all times. There were a few drawbacks that future travelers should be aware of. The place is not ideal for long term stays since there is NOT a full kitchen (only a hot plate, small counter top convection oven, etc), no door on the bathroom and lack of provided supplies like toilet paper etc. There is a lot of noise starting at 6:45 every single morning as a family of 6 with small kids is living right above you, with thin walls. It doesn't feel very private. When we asked if we could get a door on the bathroom, Britt allowed us to find our own solution to put up some nails to hang a curtain. This place would be suitable if you're used to budget travel, are up very early and mostly here to sleep. If you're shy or not assertive, it may be a little tough because you have to interact a lot to get questions answered (where's the trash? how does this work? etc). Although the unit is in need of a remodel, there are some neat decorations and a huge, cool collection of The Surfers Journal magazine. There were a couple of snafus along the way but Britt was up to finding a resolution. We ended on a very nice note and Britt wrote us a nice card and gave me a hand-made key chain.