Jessie has created a unique spot out of a jungle lot - lots of fruit trees, water cachement pond, chickens, and of course, lots of cute cats and two very friendly dogs. He is very generous and shared the best lilikoi, offered eggs from the chickens, and shared tips on some cool places to visit.
The shelter kept us warm and dry from the rain. One of the cats, Cookie, was able to break in to snuggle us at night but tbh I found this to be a feature of the place. The bathroom is a short walk from the shelter and uses non-potable for the toilet, sink, and shower (which have hot water - a little quirky to use but a nice amenity). It is an open air bathroom and shower so not the most private but there's no one else around and considering the last place I stayed had a port a potty this was a huge upgrade.
Other things to note - you are in the jungle! Coqui frogs are loud at night and roosters crow in the morning, so bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper. There are some lights on the property but it was nice to have my headlamp to walk around at night. The location is great - close to Volcano National Park and Hilo.