This place is amazing! My Wife and I stayed here during a portion of our honeymoon and it was the perfect way to end a day traveling the road to Hana (and past). The house is situated about 30 minutes from Hana and only a few miles from Haleakalā National Park, the location of the Bamboo Forest and the Seven Sacred Pools. We took our time coming up to Hana since we knew we would be staying there and this made it all the better compared to all the other travelers on a time crunch. Once we got to Hana we bought some stuff to grill at the house and decided to skip any stops past Hana and enjoy those on the next day. Arriving at the house we drove in to a dirt road and then straight onto a grass lawn filled with beautiful tropical trees and parked in front of the house. We were promptly greeted by Sam who walked us through the house and showed us where the amenities were located and answered any questions we had. The living space was decorated in freshly cut flowers wherever you looked. At first we thought they were fake because they looked so perfect. We then set up to grill with the sun beginning to set over the beautifully manicured grounds that accompany the house. In the distance you can see the ocean from two vantage points, with the jungle filled hills behind you. Two horses came by to visit against the back fence and love to be fed some bananas each night around this time (a big bunch of bananas was supplied by the house). Our first night we didn't have much cloud cover and the night sky was lit up with stars. Toads came out to frolic in the lily pond that is directly off the back deck and the room we stayed in had an abundance of adjustable windows to let the evening breeze through. We slept well. The next day we made coffee on the porch with a pour over and had some fresh fruit and yogurt that we picked up on our voyage along with some bagels supplied by the house. We then went up to the Bamboo Forest (2nd car in the parking lot), got lunch in Hana, checked out the Red Sand Beach, and finally went to Hamoa Beach before getting more stuff to grill and doing it all over again. Things to note: The kitchen is entirely outside, though it does have some cover in case it rains. We really enjoyed this aspect because we were able to enjoy the views while preparing meals. There is no oven but there is a nice little gas stove top; no dishwasher so be prepared to scrub a few dishes. If you are looking for a surreal, spiritual, beautiful place to stay that gives you the ability to stretch your road to Hana trip into a multi-day trip you've got to consider this place. You...