I only stayed one night at this location, but it was awesome! Dale was very hospitable. I didn't realize that there were more mosquitoes at Hana more than there ever were in Wailuku (where I first stayed), but I got bit 5 times within about 5 mins of getting out of the car to check-in with Dale.

This studio suite was perfect because it came with a fully stocked kitchen (even though we didn't cook) and a private bath. Although there is no AC available, he does have a working ceiling fan that you have to turn on from switches near the bathroom. And the place does cool down at night so we were fine without any AC. He even stocked the place with mosquito repellent and RAID (saw it in the bathroom) in case you needed it--which I definitely used.

Dale also told me that if we need to go grab a bite now (Because we arrived there late due to the long drive), we should right away before places close. Apparently, most businesses there close around 8-9pm so you should not lag.

I was told by another fellow traveler that Thai food in Hana tastes amazing (so try it if you see it along the way, because I didn't get to). But I do have to share that Braddah Hutt's BBQ Food truck that is less than 5 mins away from the Fire Station is REALLY GOOD! They catch their own fish and their food runs out fast so you better go before 2pm. We got there right before they stopped making their AMAZING Fish Tacos because they ran out of fish. They don't open until 11am probably so don't try to go there before then--we tried.

All and all, it was all a great experience.

Appreciate the hospitality we experienced on Maui Island.

Mahalo & Aloha!