I will be dreaming about our stay at this farm for some time to come! Falling asleep to the sound of coquis, waking up to the sound of rain and chickens, roaming the farm to play with the multitude of kitties and take in the beautiful sights of all the plants and creatures. Truly a jungle wonderland! We never met Janelle, but there are several WWOOFers and guests on the property that embody the relaxed, kind, and helpful mentality of living in a community setting in nature. Leigh was kind enough to make tons of recommendations and even offered us some fresh farm fruit as a token of gratitude for our stay. The living space itself was super clean and had all the basics that you might need, as well as fantastic ventilation from the (screened) windows, which allowed the most wonderful fresh air to flow through. The surrounding area grants some beautiful scenic coastal views and an incredible drive through the verdant and jungley Government Beach Road. One major recommendation that I have is to arrive before dark (which Janelle does recommend) because there is no lighting to find your accommodations after dark and it can seem a bit daunting at night. I'd definitely recommend packing a headlamp or lanterns to navigate the farm/to the bathrooms at night. Please note, this is not a luxury hotel, you'll be immersed in nature, but if you're in the Pahoa area, that is absolutely what you should be doing. Much aloha!