This unit is next to but not attached to Peggy's home. It is surrounded by tropical plants and a large grassed area. The entire property is quite large. Peggy has a farm area above the home and a friendly dog, Jackie, who may greet you. Peggy was a gracious hostess and shared fresh produce from her property. She was friendly but also respectful of privacy. I would suggest that you arrive during the day, the first time, as the driveway can be hard to find, especially at night. The best clue is that it is directly opposite K Takata Store. If you stay anywhere rural in Hawaii, you will likely have one or more 'house geckos' to keep you company (they are supposed to be good luck :-) ). Our two (or more?) at Peggy's mostly stayed in hiding, although I did get a few photos. We thought they were fun, and they help keep any bugs under control, but if someone had a phobia about them, they would probably not want to stay in a rural Hawaiian setting. We loved the area. It is away from the resort areas and feels like 'Old Hawaii'. Mahalo to Peggy for a lovely visit!