This was a super relaxing location and the drive to the house is exciting (you’ll definitely need a 4x4 vehicle). Sitting on the back porch by the fire table, watching the North Pacific and not hearing any human sounds was unbeatable. The waterfall wasn’t active while we were there, but I understand that June/July is the “dry” season. I was a little intimidated about staying in a place powered by a generator, but it was easy to get the hang of and Keith was quick to respond to questions. The only important thing to note is that cell service is limited and the WiFi is not great (both stated in the AirBNB description), so you shouldn’t plan on accessing a lot of websites or streaming while at the house. Overall though, it was a very unique and relaxing place to stay.