The place is perfect if you are visiting the volcano park area for multiple days or if you want a nature, camping experience. Our first night staying here, was super cold. It had been raining and cloudy all day, so the floor and everything was freezing by the time we got settled in to bed. We were celebrating our honeymoon and had been on beaches and more warm, sunshine areas with tons of restaurants and shops for the week prior, so I was expecting more of that. I was in a little bit of a shock, but there is NOTHING close by, which can either be good or bad for your own experience. You have to drive about thirty minutes or more into Hilo, other than the Lava Rock Cafe and a little convenient store that is attached. The glass house itself is exactly what I imagined and it’s beautiful - but, the whole experience is more that of “camping” - minimal light usage because of their set up, and my phone charger stopped working as soon as we left and got into the car. Could be coincidence but I would be nervous to use it to charge anything with an expensive cord. I couldn’t get the bathroom door to shut, so for a honeymoon, that wasn’t fun either lol. My husband said he thought it was just broken at the latch. Very tricky to get the water temperature perfect, for a good shower after hiking all day when that was all I wanted. The path getting into the glass house is nice and visible during daytime but night time requires an extra light. Lots of steps and rocks however, could be a problem for some people. Other than that, the whole area is covered in plants, which is beautiful BUT I did have a hard time sleeping the first night because I felt like someone could be hiding in them 😅 overall, for someone who is wanting an “experience” it is great. $250 a night though for basically your bed and short shower, is pricy for someone who isn’t there for the whole experience and noises of it all.