It was a very comfortable house! The master bedroom was nice & big with two queen size beds. Second and third rooms were nice & cozy. I had 4 kids with me and my husband, 10yrs 8yrs 4yrs & 2yrs old. The beds were high, so we had the two older ones on the beds in the master and set up the sheets on the floor for the two littles so they wouldn’t fall off.
Living rooms sectional was large and fit my family of 6. Kitchen had many extras, probably left behind by previous visitors (as they were already open spices & condiments), but due to covid we didn’t use any of it. We bought disposable plates, but I did go to grab a cereal bowl one morning and it was put away with ramen contents dried onto it. That was sort of disgusting, but not worth making a fuss about since I would’ve washed it before use. Just make sure you pre-wash anything you use, I don’t think the house keeper does a look over on the dishes and pans.
Irene provided an ample amount of shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and toilet paper that lasted us our entire week. There were a few extra towels also in the lien closet & laundry detergent in laundry room.
Hot tub was fun! Luckily we had a nice warm week in November, so no need to pay the extra $150/day to heat the pool.
I liked that there was an access door from outside to the master bathroom, so we didn’t have to track in water to use the restroom or when we were done in the pool.
Only other thing was the house reeked of weed when we first checked in, though it was just me, but my sisters family immediately noticed also. I informed Irene and she offered to drop off some air fresheners, but we just aired the house out & later found a pre-roll crutch under the bbq grill. The housekeeper must’ve tried lighting the candles in the house to help with the smell, but it was predominate when first walking in.
We would definitely stay here again! Felt like our home away from home! Mahalo Nui Loa, Irene!