The yurt is extremely charming, and a wonderful place to stay if you are looking to experience the natural environs of Hawaii.
Jim was extremely hospitable, and they were great hosts.
A couple things to note:
The road in is extremely unpaved, full of pot holes, and tough to navigate at night and/or in the rain. We did not have a 4x4 so it took us an extra 20+ minutes a day to get in or out, and we felt like we didn’t want to risk navigating it at night so we unfortunately felt like we had to be back before dark every day, which was restrictive. This is easier in a 4 wheel drive, so consider that when making your booking. DONT DRIVE A MUSTANG TO THIS PROPERTY.
Additionally, we were under the impression that the yurt was private, but actually Jim and Mercy live in the space below. They are lovely people, so not a big deal, but we were definitely aware of their presence during our stay.
Loved the coqui frogs, hated the roosters. They supply ear plugs if you need them. All in all we had a great stay.