Our family of 4 stayed at Tia's tiny house near the Volcano National Park. It's only 5 minutes drive from the Park entrance so it's super convenient. There are a few breakfast places before heading into the park. I really appreciate they have a dehumidifier there because we are in the middle of a forest (or at least feels like it). The frogs were super loud especially at night (not kidding). If you are a light sleeper, you might want to bring some earplugs but I loved it. We went looking for the frogs and my kids had a blast. The house is tiny, and there aren't much room for luggage, but they have a lot of shelfs and hooks so it worked out. The shower inside is small, the outdoor one is much bigger and it's very private since it's at the back of the house. Hot shower on a cool day outside was a new experience for me. :) We didn't cook in the kitchen but it seem like they have everything. My daughter didn't sleep in the loft because it's for age 12 or older. The steps going up to the loft were a little steep even for me so I think it's better for the grown ups. She was still happy to sleep on the upper bunk bed (age 6 and up) and we also didn't hear her toss and turns so it was great. I loved it because I want something different from our resort stay in the west side. The hosts were warm and very responsive. We would love to stay there again.