Sustainable Off-Grid Rental on a Farm on the Big Island of Hawaii
Guest rating: 4.9 / 5
Setting
This small off-grid cottage sits on an organic farm on Hawaii’s Big Island. Its rustic wood walls feature painted murals, and screened sections let the island breeze flow through the cabin.
Cabin & Facilities
The cabin accommodates two guests, with a king bed that can be set up as two twins if requested in advance. A shared shower and toilet facility nearby offers hot water and privacy. The cabin has no electricity; candles and solar lights are provided.
Kitchen & Connectivity
Guests have a small outdoor kitchen, fresh water, and a complimentary cooler with ice, as well as access to a kitchen and electricity in the main lodge. The lodge also has Wi-Fi from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and a place to charge electronics. A complimentary fresh-fruit basket is provided, and hosts offer tours of the organic farm.
Farm & Nearby Dining
The property has an extensive library covering topics such as yoga, gardening, cooking, and alternative lifestyles. Restaurants are several miles away: Kaleo’s Bar & Grill is about 10.5 km away, Puna Poke and Grill about 10.7 km, and Black Rock Cafe about 10.9 km. Hilo International Airport is approximately 30.3 km away.
Best for
This stay suits travelers seeking a simple, nature-oriented off-grid experience, with an organic farm setting, breezy cabin, outdoor kitchen, and farm tours. It is designed for two guests and may also appeal to visitors comfortable with shared facilities and limited in-cabin electricity.
Travel tips
Plan for an off-grid stay: the cabin has no electricity, while lodge Wi-Fi and charging are available from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. A guest review notes that the cabin’s sink water is not for drinking, so arrange drinking water in advance. Nearby restaurants are roughly 10–16 km away, and Hilo International Airport is about 30 km away.
What guests say
The property has a public rating of 4.86 from 9 reviews. The supplied review excerpt appreciates the immersive, jungle-like setting and mentions access to Pahoa, along with running showers and flush toilets nearby. It also flags practical limitations: drinking water needs to be brought in, and the location is far from Kona for travelers headed there.
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