Morris & Yuka have been soo friendly well before our arrival to Hilo. They were in constant contact with us and informing us of the weather and tips on things to see & do. When we arrived to Morris & Yuka's guest home, Morris greeted us with his warm and friendly personality. My mother was anxious to see all the things Morris & Yuka had growing all their property so Morris gave us a fruit tour right away. We got to spend some time chatting with Morris about his beautiful life in Hawaii and it was fun learning about Hawaii from a local's point of view. The guest house itself was very nice. It was large (around 2,000 sq ft) and could accommodate a pretty large group. We were a party of five and everyone slept really well. It was also nice to have 2 bathrooms and the home was really well stocked with almost everything you can imagine. The kitchen was well stocked with all the gadgets you could need to cook a good meal, there were several boogie boards, snorkel gear of all sizes, beach chairs, beach umbrellas and tons of coolers to make your trip to the beach comfortable. The bathroom was stocked with all kinds of toiletries. If you think it, they literally had it. I even noticed strollers were available if you needed it. Morris & Yuka also provided a beautiful plate of fruit that they cut up in the fridge and lots of yummy fruits that they either bought or was picked fresh from their yard along with Belgium Waffles & fresh Hawaiian eggs. We also enjoyed spending time with their tiny little dog named Puppy, and like his parents, he was very sweet and friendly. We left Big Island sad because we felt like we were saying goodbye to a new amazing uncle we never knew we had. If you don't know anything about hospitality, Morris is the guy to learn from!

Morris, Yuka, Kyle & Puppy thank you for your warm hospitality and we hope to see you guys soon one day! Warm Wishes from New Jersey, Lynn & Brian Leung