Super quiet location next to the host's house. Not fancy, but this place has the basics you'll need. Super clean! Three rooms adjoin each other so you could have 3 bedrooms/3 bathrooms if you rent all three rooms. We had two couples share two rooms and kitchenettes, plus an adult child with us. We brought our own airbed and bedding for him. The ceiling fan worked great (in January) and cooled the place down quickly after we absentmindedly closed up the room for a day of exploring.
Rolene's kitchenettes are small, but the covered porch creates a nice outdoor space to gather with ohana, eat, and play games.
Hana has a wonderful selection of food trucks, and with a refrigerator and microwave at Rolene's place, no food went to waste. There are at least two grocery stores close by, plus Waiʻanapanapa State Park (with it's Black Sand Beach) and Kīpahulu District-Haleakalā National Park. Warning: Haleakalā National Park closes at 5:00pm. We arrived at 3:00 and had to rush to see the sights! Waiʻanapanapa State Park requires reservations to enter.
I highly recommend staying in Hana for a few nights and really exploring the area. The drive is too beautiful with so many fun stops to rush through it in one day.
Rolene had fresh cut flowers from her yard welcoming us to her property. Mahalo!