Secluded and lush surroundings, nice break away from the touristy areas. We loved hanging out with all the animals especially Maka, Lani and Peanut who greeted us 2ce daily. The fruit trees and macadamia nuts galore were an added bonus. The location was perfect and near great beaches for snorkeling. It took a few days to unwind and get used to the chirping frogs and rooster crows, but by the end of the week we were sad to say goodbye to it all. Memorable stay in a beautiful setting. Mahalo
UPDATED with some feedback, after reading Tanya's (another recent guest) review below: We agree with the noise factor complaint she made and how the kitchen/workspace area below our bedrooms could be really loud and "bar-like", taking away from the farm-like atmosphere. Although the workers were cordial and in general gave us our privacy, they did make a lot of noise downstairs in the kitchen/work space in the evening hours, including smoking pot and laughing/talking loudly. My son just told me now as I write this review that he woke up in the early Wednesday morning around 4am to a woman moaning loudly downstairs, and he figured out it was 2 people having sex. I slept with my earplugs in the front room so didn't hear them. He didn't want to tell me then because he was embarrassed to hear them. Although what people do in private is their business, they should be more discreet, choose a more private area, and be more respectful of our quiet time and privacy, especially since we are paying $250+with tax/night to stay there. This is really not cool, especially if you have families with little kids staying there. Please advise your staff and coworkers to be more respectful of your guests.