The location was a little bit odd and not very easy to find in the dark. It was drab and creaky, but the room was clean. It was a very tiny room that made me feel constrained and claustrophobic. All the walls were windows and I felt like I was on display, ins fishbowl, for the entire parking area and all passing townsfolk to see my every move whilst in bed.
It was overpriced and run by people that are only in it for profit and not invested in making sure guests are accommodated. It not worth the price they’re asking, in my opinion. Especially for my particular room, which was not much bigger than the full bed I slept on.
Improvements could be to lower the price for that tiny fishbowl of a room, located over top some guy that was kinda creepy and intrusive, who happens to talk in hood sleep all through the night, and the walls are so damn thin, it was as if he were in my bed. And this was no pillow talk. This full blown yelling at threw in the morning. I’m in the area to work and my sleep is precious. So is my privacy.
I feel like, for almost a hundred and fifty bucks, that I have been cheated and I won’t ever stay again.
Side note: They require each guest to wipe up all water on the floors of the bathroom after showering…. Upon doing so, I could tell the floors hadn’t been cleaned in a while. Or at least not properly. I would not recommend this space, for the price point and the location. Right next to the cup shop. I was followed and pulled over for literally no reason whatsoever, except that I had stayed right in the cops back yard and they’re bored. I was late for work because I got pulled over! But I did nothing wrong and wasn’t s cited. Otherwise I would be livid.
The entire property was like a ghost town, so I guess I’m the last one to figure out that this was not the place to stay, in Honokaa. It’s a shame too, because I’m a frequent guest and need a room at least one night a week, for work. Also, there’s no point of human contact on the premises, which, in my opinion, is just bad business. Thankfully I’m local, and didn’t need much, but had I needed help or guidance, like most out of towers do, I would’ve been at a loss. It was a little uncomfortable, feeling alone in that creepy old building. Having someone there that speaks English and is welcoming, would’ve been nice. For a hundred fifty bucks, stop being so skimpy and take pride in your business. Provide ur guests with some damn hand soap, for crying out loud. Or how about a little shampoo and conditioner? I would’ve expected at least some toast, a cup of coffee, anything would’ve been better than the lifeless, barren kitchen and not a single guest in sight.