We had a fantastic time at the little jungle get away. It felt secluded, but still close enough to the Volcano and Hilo town to enjoy all that they offer. We loved listening to the frogs in the hot tub, and the ability to cook for ourselves after a few days at a resort. The hot tub is an excellent way to end a day hiking too. Overall we were extremely pleased with our time spent here and it was one of our favorite airbnb stays in a long time.
A few notes I would share - it says 4 wheel drive recommended, but I would say it's more or less required because the rainy side of the island can get a LOT of rain. It rained for almost 4 days straight when we were there, and while it didn't stop us from enjoying all the area had to offer, I'm not sure I'm not sure we could've made it through in those conditions in a sedan.
It also says the internet is spotty - it might've been because it was raining constantly, but it's borderline non-functional at times. I don't fault the host for that - satellite internet is dicey by nature, just know it's a strong possibility you won't be able to stream a show. Which is probably for the better, reading on the porch is a much better way to soak in your surroundings. If you need to use internet to download shows for your flight home, you will need to make a dedicated effort to do so. For whatever reason, Hawaii restaurants and bars don't let guests use their wifi like the rest of the world, so you will need to deliberately search out places that offer it.
Also, the neighbor dog Mango is an absolute sweet heart and might come by to say hi. He's slow to warm up to people, but don't be afraid of him, he's a really good boy. He also is not the smartest about running in front of or around your car, so watch out for him. We <3 Mango!
One last thing - we also didn't try the fireplace until the last day when it was cold, but it lights up a bunch of cool colors and I'm fairly certain you can turn that aspect on without heat. Super cool!