This was the first place we stayed in Hawaii and it left quite an impression. The area is wonderful and just out of town - plenty of spectacular views (it even cleared enough to see the sea on our last morning there!!). The grounds and waterfall are so lush. The cabin (as we were warned) is much more like "glamping" but it is spotless (no bugs or cobwebs) and the bed is very comfortable. Similar to camping, the bathroom is not connected (outdoor stall showers with a roof but not in an enclosed building) which is a little inconvenient after sunset. It does get VERY dark at nighttime (not a lot of other light around) so I'd definitely recommend arriving in the daylight/not planning to do much at the cabin after the sun goes down. The converted barn communal area is lovely and has some very impressive LARGE wood carved tables/benches. Again, very clean and a great place to cook (2 gas stove with 4 burners each!) Also a good place to hang out if you want to socialize after dark as the cabin has minimal amenities (no outlets only usb ports, no wifi). The people working/living there longer term were very friendly and inviting (allowing us into their shared spaces). We really enjoyed our stay and would come back.