The hosts were extremely responsive with messaging and, though themselves quite busy, were responsive to our questions.
Although there are three double bedrooms, this seems an ideal space for up to 4 adults and either 2 teens or 4 small children. I think it's tight for 6 adults who want to spend quality time together as a group, as both the LR and the lanai are really set up for more intimate gatherings of 2-4 people. I wish I'd known that, as our family had booked this for a much-overdue vacation to relax and reconnect. There were 6 of us ranging in age from 20 to 76, and the set-up never allowed us to enjoy relaxing together comfortably as a family.
The kitchen is very minimally equipped, so do not expect to be able to cook much even with the burners. If you expect only to eat out and reheat leftovers, or else only make the occasional very small pot of food, then you'll be fine. Being in the middle of Kona coffee farms, it was disappointing and wasteful to have to use one of those individual pod machines, rather than a more versatile coffee maker that could easily accommodate all the amazing local roasts. We ended up going to a store and just buying a regular Mr. Coffee drip machine just to brew some of the beans we bought from down the road.
The unit is beautifully situated higher on the slopes, with the forest preserve and gorgeous estates and farms all around. It's usually pretty peaceful, though there were a few times during our stay when the hosts children above us were either running or fighting. Also, apparently because of differences in time zones of their clients, they do conduct meetings very early in the mornings. If you're a light sleeper, you can hear their voices. They are super nice, however, and as long as you're prepared to have them onsite with you, you'll be fine. Although not nearly the quiet getaway that we thought it would be, it was a privilege to have them open their farm to us as visitors and experience their own little corner of paradise.