As various others have said. This is a place you either absolutely love or love to hate. (We did mostly the former:)) So, it is imperative to study the website and read the reviews thoroughly that together give you good picture what you are about to experience. Although there a few habitations around that area, the place is as much in the jungle as you are going to get. If your off-road experience, however, is limited to driving your SUV to Trader Joe's, then you should maybe reconsider. Although outside of a major thunderstorm, a Jeep is (just like anywhere else in Maui) not needed to get through the last 1/2 mile of unpaved road. Important to emphasize is that you need to bring your on food for the next grocery is almost 10 miles away (which is more than you think under these circumstances). So plan accordingly. The kitchen is basic, but contains most tools including a blender (just throw in all that fresh mango, papaya and pineapple, yum) Once you get there, you are in a marvelous place right in the middle of nature. We absolutely loved the bamboo architecture that is used throughout the structures, the ocean facing front and balcony, the outdoor shower, the Asian sculptures that are strewn all over the place, I could go on and on. Again, this is jungle and by nature, despite screen doors, there are critters including geckos, spiders, some mosquitos, etc around. Due to frequent tropical rain fall, things will never be completely dry here. In return you are truly disconnected from the outside chatter of our everyday lives. The access to the ocean and the amazing waterfall is secured with rope, yet, I would agree that the descent to these places is not without hazard. So, apply common sense, use sturdy shoes and have the hands free and you add a little adventure right there. You may even avoid some of the touristy places on the road to Hanna (e.g.: the Twin Falls or the Bamboo Forest) since you have a better experience on the grounds. We (Family of 3) used the place as base for multi-day backpacking in the Haleakala Crater and other excursions throughout the island for 10 days since it was our first time here. Despite the somewhat eccentric location that necessitated driving to an fro quite a bit, we found it fitted nicely for our planning. In particular my 9 year old daughter was absolutely smitten and could not stop exploring. We cannot comment on the Yoga and other offerings since limited time would not allow this for us. After check-in, we did not have much contact with anyone. Only negative was the substantial cash tax payment upon arrival that others have mentioned. I would greatly appreciate if the owners could detail the amount that is required per day and person on the website and airbnb. Overall, if you love nature, know the tropics and can deal with some adjustments of simple life and...