Very clean, cute and close.
So close to Hana Bay, my dad and I shared the studio and kitchen was great, pull out was comfy. The kitchen was large, and it was still private even though it was part of a triplex. Outdoor jungle bathroom was fine, about 10 paces, two areas divided by a curtain. One private shower, one toilet/shower combo, with curtain.
They are organic and the lovely surroundings might result in a few bugs. Just a couple of mosquitos and a fly or so, expect that when you are in a tropical paradise with no pesticides. I didn’t have any bites when I left.
Very close to Hana Bay, about a block walk, unfortunately no view of the ocean from our room, but a great place to stay, and a great value. I swum in Hamoa, a 5 min drive. Hana Bay (5 min walk) was a little too rough without anyone else in the water, but it’s February so expected once in a while and we only stayed for a night. I headed to Hamoa, a beach with some services from a local cafe and nearby resort, Hotel Hana, and there were some boogy boarders there. I was more comfy swimming solo in the ocean, but it’s nice to have the ppl around for safety.
My dad and I shared a studio with a queen sized bed and a queen sized pull out with memory foam. It was all comfortable and lovely. If you are a couple with two small kids, this would work. There is no place to privately change clothes in the unit with the person you’re staying with, but the jungle bathroom is close, or just change in the kitchen, which can be obscured where it matters.
It was nice to have some basics. We stayed at a pricey condo and there was no salt, pepper, cooking oil. It was nice to have a little somethin there. A little oil and vinigrette, some salt and pepper. It made a big difference.
Maholo