What a wonderful place to stay! You'll have a cute and cozy little cottage with meticulous attention paid to every detail. The bed and futon sofa are very comfortable. The host does indeed supply guests with fresh tropical fruit, homemade muffins, and the makings for avocado toast, plus filtered water, coffee pods, creamer, and little jars of jams. You'll be surrounded by lovely gardens, enjoy an outdoor shower amidst bouquets of orchids, and listen to a loud chorus of coqui tree frogs at night. (Ear plugs and white noise machine are available if you'd rather not hear them.) We even enjoyed some Hilo rain off and on during the day. It's an easy 20-minute drive to downtown Hilo, where we found a farmer's market and lots of shops and cafés for tourists. We were there on a Sunday, and discovered that many places are closed on Sundays, and sometimes on Saturdays and Mondays. Check beforehand if there are particular places you want to visit. Dinner at Pineapples Island Cuisine was delicious. Loved it all. Our favorite AirB&B ever! Thank you, Jeanine!