You should definitely stay here!
If you’re planning to drive the road to Hana and want to pack in as much of it as you can, you need at least two days to do it. Staying in Hana is a must - the town is beautiful.
Rolene’s Airbnb is THE perfect place to rest on your drive. The rental rooms are in a building behind her house, which sits on a gorgeous, lush farm. You get to experience local life in Hana, if even just for one night.
There are wild roosters that wander around nearby and several goats on the property. The little goat near the front of the driveway is friendly and talkative. He was my favorite part of the stay :)
There’s also a fruit stand at the front of the property where you can experience fresh local fruit and banana or pineapple bread! We purchased the pineapple bread and enjoyed it as a snack on the second half of our drive.
As for the room itself: it was much larger than I expected! Each room (there are 3 I believe) has its own table on the porch. The room we stayed in had a small kitchen with a stove, fridge and table. And the king bed was so so comfortable! There’s a tv and sitting chairs in the bedroom as well. There’s no AC so just prepare yourself for that. But with the windows open and the multiple standing fans available, you’ll be just fine.
My time here was very short, but truly magical. I’m so glad I stayed here.