As other guests have noted--and as the listing pictures attest to--this is a unique rental. The setting has a mystical feel to it, almost as if you're in the Elysian Fields. If I'd been plopped down here without context, I may have been more likely to guess that I was in the Scottish moors than in Hawai'i. The sunrise was spectacular, and on a clear night no doubt the stars are too (it was overcast when my wife and I were there). Cons? The experience was a bit closer to backpacking than to staying in a hotel. You'll want to stock up on food before you journey down the dirt road, and keep in mind that you'll be using a portable camping stove. The kitchen sink is small, and there isn't a cutting board, but you do have access to basic cutlery and a refrigerator. The bed is simple. My wife slept fine, but I'm a bit fussy and had some trouble getting comfortable; there's not much cushioning and the bed springs are a tad squeaky. These aren't deal breaker, but just be aware that the accommodations are on the ascetic side (perhaps a bit more so than I was expecting, but maybe that's my fault for not reading more carefully). Is this a good location for solitude? In some ways, absolutely. You can walk for miles and likely won't run into a single person. On the other hand, Ruebon does live right above you and there's a common bathroom. He's kind and won't interfere, but it's not as if you're completely on your own. (The bathroom is a work of art, by the way; it's beautiful.) All in all, I think it's a unique Airbnb experience and I would recommend it to folks who want to see what it's like to live off the grid, and who want to explore the sky and the outdoors. It's also an excellent jumping off point for the Papakolea green-sand beach and the south point, where you can enjoy some adrenaline-pumping cliff diving.