This property really was a gem in Hana. The price had us reluctant (myself, my mother and godmother), but it really is well worth it. I say this particularly as it would be inexpensive for a larger group (three rooms, two with double beds and one with a king--but also two lofts with twin beds) to stay and appreciate for a week together in an ideal setting. As it was, we each had our own room, lots of space, and my godmother had the main suite with the most amazing views from the bed (all rooms have great views, I just felt a need to highlight the beauty of this one).
Unfortunately, we used the time we had in Hana elsewhere, and did not take advantage of the gorgeous and fully-armed kitchen (virtually anything you want to prepare food in there, as well as so many sets of plates they urge you to ignore the rules against parties), bbq on front patio, lounge and screened lanai. However, it should have been better used. The one warning: you need to clear up food or anything similar on the kitchen sink side of the counter. If you do not, you will quickly meet nature in the form of ants there. They are easily disposed of by removing the prize and sending them down the sink, but you are in the middle of a lovely fruitful orchard, and this seems to be what comes with that (a bonus that comes with that are the geckos eating said bugs on the lanai screen at night).
There was also a darling cat occupying the front patio when we stayed. There was cat food available for her, which she appreciated with water changes daily. If you are a cat person, this will delight you. If you are not, she does stay out there.