This place was very convenient for a one night stay to be near the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The tiny house was like staying in a cabin, with running water and electricity. My favorite part was the lanai, I would have loved to spend more time out there! It is a small space, hence "Tiny House", but it worked fine for it just being my husband and I. Bathroom space is small with the curtain right on your legs while using the toilet, but you do have privacy with the curtain. My husband used the shower and said it had good water pressure and was good and warm. It is in the Fern Forest, so lots of plants and animals, so you're going to hear lots of loud frogs at night. I enjoyed all the frog calls, but you might want to bring earplugs if that affects your sleep. They shut off power for a few hours in late evening/early morning, but still have convenient plugs by the bed to charge your cell phones. They mattress is on the less firm side, so it was fine for me, not comfortable for my husband. The ladder going up to the loft and bed worked ok for us, though I thankfully didn't have to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, and it might be a tight fit going up and down for a tall person or a more heavy set person. There isn't air conditioning, just a little ceiling fan in the loft, so it might be hot for some in warmer seasons or cold in cooler seasons. I was fine, my husband was a little too warm in March. The gravel road that this AirBnb is on had potholes in places, so definitely take it easy with your rental car, but it wasn't too bad. Check in was easy, I followed the advice of another reviewer on here about using the address on Google as the "Budget volcano lodging for rent" instead of what's initially listed on the AirBnb. Many of the other gates and homes in the area have No Trespassing signs up, so definitely wanted to make sure we went to the right place. I had no communication with the AirBnb owners, other than the check in info, so I can't say how quickly they respond to issues or anything. This place is good low budget option for an outdoorsy feel that's close to the national park if you're wanting to see the lava at night.