Amazing. Absolutely amazing. I got home and immediately wanted to remodel my bedroom to match the ambiance of the treehouse. Not to mention, the mattress, pillows, and linens were so comfortable and cozy. Kristie provides an excellent guidebook on things to do during your stay. Aside from your typical sight-seeing, I highly recommend the Pahoa Farmer's Market on Sundays per Kristie's recommendation. If you find an available date, you MUST stay here, even if it's only for a night. I can't recommend this place enough and will without a doubt book another stay in the future!
A few things to be mindful of:
1. We stayed during the rainy season, which made the driveway conditions a bit rough. There can be large, deep puddles due to the heavy rain, so I would advise getting an SUV/Jeep/truck if you are renting a vehicle.
2. There is a new family of wild pigs on the property; super cute but don't get too close, as you probably won't win that fight.
3. Due to the size of the propane tanks and water heater, plan for an 8 min. hot shower. After that, you'll begin to feel like Jack from Titanic wading in the North Atlantic.
4. It gets chilly! The temp. was around 65-70 degrees, so I'd recommend pants and long sleeves as pajamas. It will also help with mosquitos if you plan on drinking your morning coffee on the swinging bed downstairs (highly recommend!)