You can expect a rustic stay in a very private and comfortable hut. Louisa is really friendly and accommodating.
I slept like a baby with the ocean breezes and sound of the surf late at night. Add numerous birds chirping it was like the ultimate sleeping tonic for me.
There’s local food and entertainment a short ways down the road with local music most days but particularly Wednesday and weekends.
A 15 min drive to Pahoa and you have a couple of nice restaurants for local cuisine at Kaleo or Paulo’s For excellent Italian. The Tin Shack Bakery has great coffees and baked goods with some vegan and vegetarian options. I was told by other tourists Ning’s Thai and Pahoa Fresh Fish, Linguin’s for Mexican were also excellent choices.
If you do a quick drive to Hilo there is two places I enjoyed, The Pond for seafood and bar food or Cafe Pesto was really nice as well.
I had fun in the rural setting and enjoyed the unique culture on this part of the island. The locals lead a simple and peaceful life.
Thomas