Gabby’s place is well situated at the end of the Road to Hana, close to Haleakalā National Park, as well as numerous hikes and waterfalls in the area. She was really helpful when I was running into issues on the other side of the island! Very prompt communication. The place is almost hostel-like (in a good way) as there are 8 private bedrooms, 4 shared bathrooms, and shared common areas. We were easily able to buy our own food, find room in the fridge, and take advantage of the utensils and cooking gear to make meals. The only downside was there were a ton of insects. Doors and windows are kept open (as is standard in this beautiful Hawaiian weather) but this place has more insects than other places I’ve stayed in Hawaii. I didn’t mind too much, but one of the beds in our room had a trail of ants (despite us having no food in the room). We didn’t use this bed anyway so it didn’t affect us directly but just something to be cognizant of. Overall, a great place to stay and we would stay here again and recommend to others.