We stayed at Jeff’s beautiful home for two weeks, with our very active 17-month old toddler. From the second we walked in, our toddler’s face lit up with excitement! I’m not sure if it was the spectacular view, the open floor plan, the tasteful décor or the consistently good vibes resonating throughout the property. Yes, the rainfall shower is all that people are talking about. Being able to do laundry regularly in a clear and clean garage with a toddler was a blessing. There were outlet plugs available too for child proofing. The garage held all that we needed for the beach (~30 min away): chairs, umbrella, boogie boards, sand toys and even camping lanterns! We enjoy cooking everyday anyway, and given the pandemic, we used everything the gorgeous kitchen had to offer. Here’s the secret to making restaurant-grade meals here: a Viking stove/oven, All-Clad pots and pans and regular visits to Nui’s farm for produce a short hop away. The food options around here are epic (none of which require reservations), such as La Provence and Kula Bistro, and these food trucks are hard to beat anywhere in the US: Maui Pizza Truck for incredible brick oven pizza, Nui’s Thai food, La Chicana Mexican and the list goes on (including Jeff’s awesome avocados, lemons and dragon fruit!). We also recommend Maui Tea Farm and the Persimmon farm close by. In summary, pictures will never do justice to how beautiful this place is in reality. In summary, yes, it’s a spectacular house in a gorgeous location, but what makes it a home is Jeff’s hospitality. I think we found our home away from home.