We couldn't get over the gorgeous sunsets with palm trees, gardens and a great view of Maui! We're still talking about them. The grounds were lovely and well cared for. It was so nice having dogs around too, and we caught one peek at Buddha (the cat) on the porch, and living with geckos, sheep and gorgeous plants everywhere was so great. Donna and Kevin were very friendly & accommodating, and gave us our privacy. Wandering around the garden in the morning and coming back to it after a day of exploring the area was everything we needed for our first trip to the island.
Lots of gear to borrow (snorkel masks and flippers, body boards, beach towels, coolers, beach mats, etc, lots of guides, books and other island info, bug sprays, etc.)
The kitchen has a single-burner hotplate that worked well for our needs, a big fridge, toaster and toaster over, coffee maker, washing machine and dryer, blender, a couple pots and a pan, utensils, a little seating area with comfy chairs, a lounger and a couch, and fresh fruit.
There's a second room with a couch and big comfy chair, and a computer that didn't seem to be working when we were there, but the wifi was good so we were fine.
The bedroom suite has a king size bed (very soft, so we brought a blow up mat to put on top), couch, rocking chair and ottoman, table, bench and tv, big closet with extra blankets and pillows; and a bathroom with full tub and lots of towels.
There wasn't anything to play music on, so you may want to bring something for that.
It probably seems obvious if you’ve lived on the island a while or traveling to warm places (we're definitely not), but you should know to *adequately* prepare for mosquitos particularly because of the indoor/outdoor nature of the kitchen; and that roaches are king in the kitchen in the evenings [personally other than an initial shock at the size of some of them the first night i don't have a problem with them (unlike spiders, which i happily didn't see any of -thanks, geckos!), and there weren't any in the bedroom suite at all, but i think they could maybe freak some people out when turning on the kitchen lights if unprepared.]   The mosquitos bit the living daylights out of us and so in the evening we mostly stayed in our suite, running from the kitchen ;)
Accessibility-wise:
- All the rooms are separated but on the same level, and i was able to get my mobility scooter into all of them.
- The kitchen isn't adapted for wheelchair use, but is very spacious and un-cluttered.
- i asked ahead of time for them to please not use any scented products for cleaning or ambience for our arrival, and they were super respectful and accommodating about it.