I can't get enough of this listing.
If you plan to do Highway to Hana in 2 days like we did. I'd highly suggest staying here for two nights or even longer if you can.
Easy to navigate to and from the highway, yet far enough for peace and relaxation.
Kitchen had basic equipment, but not enough to cook large meals or store food for later. Everything worked appropriately.
Be careful leaving food out, a few insects were seen. Ants especially.
The airflow from the fan and windows in the Kitchen/Living area made the temp comfortable enough.
The bedroom- king size bed and pillows were soft and comfortable. Plenty of closet space for storage. Extra blankets provided. AC worked well keeping the bedroom cool. Slept very well for the two nights.
Bathroom- 2 shower heads, great water pressure, temperature turned warm quickly. Was missing shampoo and body wash. However the conditioner smelled great.
The farm is exciting to walk through. Being able to wander around the farm, you're really able to see the love and care growing through each plant. Wear bug spray!
The fresh fruit provided is a beautiful touch. The lilikoi and avocado we're the best I've tasted in my life.
Communication was a bit delayed because of reception.
We would see Ola and their precious pup zipping around the farm. Ola was approachable, extremely welcoming and kind. Did not see Monyca, however I know she was taking care of their baby. Which we'd be able to sometimes hear crying from the main house. However, it was not loud and did not bother us. It actually made the stay more charming. Realizing this young family is living a wonderful life.
The photos do not do this place justice. The vibrant and luscious garden contrasting the beautiful blue and white sky, when looking out the window made the perfect postcard.
We would stay here again in a heartbeat. I would recommend my friends and family to stay here.
Mahalo! for sharing your dream come true with us.