Out of all my Airbnb experiences, our stay at this house stood out for being truly special. The house is beautiful and is extremely well preserved. The wooden cabin-like house looks almost like a Linkin Logs, with interlocking pieces of polished and beautiful wood forming a structural masterpiece.
We loved the kitchen of the house. There is a wonderful counter/island, made out of a large piece of fine wood, which still has its original curved shape maintained. The host has laid a wonderful looking fruit basket in the kitchen, perfect for holding all the tropical fruits you are sure to buy or find during your trip.
The rooms are spacious and well furnitured. Out kids loved the comfortable large beds and did not want to go back after a week. One of our favorite activities to do in the house was to sit on the balcony, enjoying the fresh hawaiian air. You can see sunrise in the morning on the balcony.
Our all time favorite thing about this house is the yard. Our hosts put in so much effort into the yard, planting dozens of exotic fruit trees around. We were extremely lucky, and were able to taste some of her freshly grown exotic fruits. When we arrived at the house, we were immediately greeted by a lychee tree, weighed down by hundreds of plump fruits. After doing some quick exploring through the yard, you will discover pineapple plants, hala trees, mango trees, coconut trees, a canistel (eggfruit) tree, citruses, vanilla vines, noni, papaya, bananas, and even more. A lot of beautiful tropical flowers everywhere.
Our hosts were warm and very helpful. We really appreciated the great experience!