The Tiny house is set back off a small road down a long green driveway. Tam the owner was great to communicate with. He was quick to respond and his care takers Ingrid and Amon were as well...they were also very sweet people! They gave us fruits to take to the tiny house and we enjoyed conversation. The tiny house is off the beaten path. We arrived in the evening and by the time Amon had showed us everything it was almost dark.I would be a good idea to bring food if you arrive in the evening. We needed to go out and get food and I was a little worried once it got dark that I was not going to be able to find my way back.. BUT... GPS works very well and we had no problem getting to the store and back to the tiny house. The Tiny house is run on all solar power so you need to conserve energy once the sun goes down. Its a beautiful green color inside and out just like the beautiful little geckos that roam around. There is a small fridge and a colman stove to cook on that has twist on canisters.. pots and pans..pretty much everything you need to cook. The cold water is filtered but we were told it would be best to drink bottled water. It does rain every day and one day there was no sun at all. So if you want sun its not the best place. The outdoor toilet was well constructed and outside it had a beautiful rainbow sink with a mirror ... the outdoor shower was great for a late night shower looking up at the sky! The bed is comfortable and there is a cool breeze at night. The frogs do make a lot of noise at night.. till about 6am but that did not really bother us. I would recommend the Tiny house..I feel that you really need to know that it is the wet side of Hawaii and be prepared for rain and grey..Its a cute space and run by nice folks in a lush area. Thanks Tam ,Ingrid and Amon! Aloha