Located on Hawai'i's Big Island (the island of Hawai'i) 25 minutes south of Hilo International Airport. Your host Chase holds an active Hawaii real estate license RS-88207 with Hilo Bay Realty, LLC.

House Rules: Quiet Hours are 9pm to 7am No shoes in the house. This is common throughout Hawai'i. No Parties or Events allowed. No outside guests. No visitors. Please take care of the furnishings. Do not move the furniture. Please turn the Air Conditioning/Dehumidifier off when you leave and when you are not using it. Hawaii has the highest electricity rates in the country, so please help with this! Our entire property is a non-smoking environment. If you need to smoke, please smoke outside the house near the gate and dispose of your cigarettes afterward in the trash can. Please keep the 2 gates closed at all times to keep out wild pigs. For your safety and security we have 24 hour security and one (1) camera on the property facing the outside perimeter of the house so we can see if any unauthorized people enter the property. No cameras face the interior of the house. Per AirBnB rules, there are no cameras inside the house. Tampering with or shutting off the security camera is not allowed and can end your reservation. If you fail to leave the Accommodation by the agreed check-out time, you may be held liable for the business impact and damages. Beginning one-hour after the agreed check-out time, we have the right, if you have not left the Accommodation by such time, to charge you two (2) times the average nightly rate of your Reservation, and again every twenty-four (24) hours of your overstay until you vacate the Accommodation. Violation of any of the above that results in additional costs will be billed to the guests, including but not limited to: noise complaint fines, excessive cleaning services, repair costs for damaged items. Guests agree to pay additional fees within 72 hours of checkout. Please note that we expect all guests to follow all rules at all times. We are willing to enforce all rules up to and including ending the reservation.

All of the Big Island is rural and therefore can have the sounds of dogs, coqui frogs and roosters (they are wild throughout Hawaii) at night.