Our stay on the farm was definitely very unique and enjoyable. Being surrounded by farm animals and all kinds of fruit and nut trees adds another layer of fun and excitement. The animals on the property were all friendly. But if you are afraid of dogs, this is not a place for you. The property sits high on a hill and it’s cooler than the Kona area. I can see that it would be a good thing during the hot summer months. However, it does get a little more rain and clouds. There are people who live on the farm. One family in particular was not following the quiet hour rules and made a lot of noises by talking and singing outside loud as early as 7am. The second bedroom in the house was facing their direction. So sleeping in late was not an option. The caretaker Jodi was such a lovely person and took a good care of us. The farm tour was one of our favorite experiences and I definitely recommend it. Eating fresh papayas and macadamia nuts was also our favorite part of our stay there. There are not many restaurant options nearby and eating out can be a problem at times especially after 8pm. There is no way to lock the house from the outside, and no one seemed to care to lock any door around there. I somehow managed to lock myself out with the sliding door. So just be careful to not to change the sliding door to a lock position accidentally close it. Overall we had such a lovely time.