This is a lovely natural place despite its setting in a small subdivision. There is plenty of privacy, one can feel the proximity of the ocean in the air, and the openness of the pavilions to the outdoors is wonderful in the Hawaiian climate. All creature comforts are met and the place is clean and well-designed and appointed. We slept in the second bedroom's bed (rather than the master) and the bed was a little less firm than I would have liked, but I had just broken my ribs boogie-boarding, so I might have felt that about any bed. It was definitely decent, and the mosquito nettings were appreciated. Bathrooms were lovely, especially the outdoor shower, which was spacious and felt luxurious.
All of this said, the place is quirky. The local beach was too steep a climb down cliffs for me to attempt with my broken ribs, but I might have balked based just on my age (68). The coqui frogs were an extremely loud, nightly chorus, particularly when one got up under the eaves by the head of the bed...nearly deafening! Go here if you are looking for closeness to nature with its raw edges, but expect to be well-lodged and pampered at the same time.