This was not what I expected from a BnB (bed and breakfast) place. No coffee machine or coffee, nowhere to cook, no plates or mugs.
There was a refrigerator, silverware , a serving bowl, and microwave oven, but I don’t normally use a microwave for health reasons.
Harris was on the spot if I had questions, but I was not informed that this was a “layover” apartment until I arrived. Even so, one would think one would have a place and means to cook. People do have to eat and Hawaii is too expensive to eat out all day.
I didn’t mind the exercise of the 16 steps up. The view from my window was good and the area was quiet except for New Year’s Eve.
I had a BnB last year for half the price with better amenities, but Wahiawa is a great town, so I paid the price.