I absolutely loved staying here! This is a quiet and private location, with convenient access to Kailua, Kaneohe, MCBH, H3, Pali Hwy, and Likelike Hwy. There is also a bus stop very close by (about a 3-5 minute walk). The large and spacious room is perfect for two people. The kitchen is fully stocked for simple single pan meal prep. I made almost all of my meals there (breakfast, pasta night, fried rice...).
If you want to really get to know what living in Kaneohe is like, then this is a good fit for you. I loved the open air feeling and the bird songs at sunrise.
Something to consider before you visit: Oahu has two seasons, wet and dry. The rainy season starts roughly in December and ends around April/May. And it rains a lot in Kaneohe. The dry season can get very hot and then humid when it rains, with Sept/Oct being the hottest months. Did I say dry season? More like the drier season. The mountains create micro climates that catch rain year round. There are some exceptions, like drought or Kona winds. But when the Tradewinds are blowing, Kaneohe is my favorite place on the entire island, even with the showers.
I am thankful for this exceptional extended stay in a place that I love, and I hope that when you come to stay you can learn to love it too. Mahalo. Aloha a hui hou.