Ideally located between Waimea and Hilo, we did the ‘glamping’ thing in Cottage #3. A nice experience…a bit primitive though. A step up from camping), there’s a few things you may want to consider if you plan to stay in #3: The cottage could use a little TLC. It just needs a few things like replacing some screens and repairing leaky gutters. (Outside both windows; the drip, drip, drip on the plastic below may keep you awake if the windows are open.) Bugs/insects were not a major issue as another reviewer described. The netting over the bed was quite charming, with a nostalgic presence. Don’t be confused with the bathroom (attached to Cottage #2)…that is your bathroom, you are NOT sharing that with the #2 guests. That said, I don’t think I’d want to stay in #2 because of that. Anyone accessing that bathroom is going to be heard. I felt like I had to be super quiet at night or end up waking those guests. There’s a table and some chairs outside…nice for watching the sunrise/sunset, and a covered hut with a couch present. (Personally, I wouldn’t sit on it; it’s seen better (and cleaner) days; probably time to replace.) Aside from these few (maybe nit-picky) little tweaks, it was a nice stay. If the ‘glamping’ thing is a little primitive for you, inquire into Cottage #1; a little step up in price but more modern/maintained…less camp-like. I’d give Cottage #3 4/5 stars. It’s a decent stay in consideration of the nightly fees being charged at other B&B’s nearby.