So the place is cute and has awesome views of the stars... that’s about the nicest thing I can say.
Carol never communicated how to get to the tiny home, then didn’t pick up when we called and called the night of arrival trying to find the place (it was about 7:45pm). Thank goodness we just kept driving until we found it or we would have been lost without a place to stay in a more “remote” area of the island. “Hope you found it...” message with loose directions came the next morning, which didn’t matter as we only stayed one night and luckily found it ourselves.
When we got in, the bedding was all tossed in a pile up in the loft and the mosquitos were abundant. Carol and I had discussed there being coffee at the coffee bar inside the house to brew in the morning, that was also not the case and she had nothing to say when I stated that the next morning after our texting about getting lost.
I’m not one for negative reviews, I promise you that, but there wasn’t much positive out of this one night stay ... beside the stars and the cuteness of the place. Carol seemed like she could care less if we found it or not and about our stay. There are far better places on the Big Island to call home, where the host actually engages with you and wants to ensure you are all set upon and prior to arrival. Even after we had issues, she didn’t seem like she care one bit about our stay.
Don’t be a host if you’re not going to pick up the phone the night your guests arrive.