Loved it! This was my 15th stay using AirBnB and I believe the best I've had yet. The location is just perfect -- we stayed 2 weeks and explored the entire island and agreed we had the best location of all the diverse landscapes Big Island has to offer. You are staying in lush vegetated farmland right in the densest part of the Island's coffee plantations and as close to the Island's best snorkeling as you can be. We chose the location with nearby snorkeling as our #1 criteria and we got that one spot on, but Earl and Linda's had so much more to offer. If you are looking to stay in Hawaiian farm country, this place is great. There are papayas, oranges, coffee, bananas and many flowers growing on the property -- the smell of the blossoms at night is incredible. You are staying in farm country so don't expect a polished resort experience, but if you are looking to escape from it all, connect to Hawaii's abundant agricultural and coffee scene, take day trips anywhere, and have the best snorkeling you can get, I recommend this listing. We traveled with our 1 year old daughter. She took her first steps in Earl and Linda's apartment so it will always be a special place for us. We are city people so don't get much animal experiences. Earl and Linda's property had cats and chickens playing around from the neighbor's house and many adorable geckos on the plants and bananas which our daughter loved. In the morning roosters in the region are crowing and there are nearby horses, cows (and at night you may here wild pigs eating the oranges and other fruits) -- for us this was perfect. We felt so connected to the land and like we really escaped to the country. Our daughter knows all the farm animals from picture books, after our trip she is an animal expert. The place is not built for kids (Linda and Earl made it clear to us before we booked that they don't have a crib or high chair)....we did fine sleeping as a family in the bed which is very comfy albeit high off the ground so we didn't leave our daughter in it unattended. Earl was the most generous AirBnB host I've met and gave us plenty of local treats that he picked up for us on occasion including some of the freshest ahi I've had. You are staying in farm country -- there is abundant fruit and vegetables everywhere. Linda and Earl's kitchen was the best stocked for cooking I've yet seen in an AirBnB and with the amazingly fresh and sweet ingredients we picked up throughout the day, we had awesome meals. As long as you eat pork or chicken, do not miss a trip to get a lau lau at Super J's nearby....traditional Hawaiian food, so good. We had a car, I would highly recommend this, and took day trips to every site we...