Case in affitto a Hakalau

“ The property is impressive and breathtaking. Directly behind it is huge cliffs overlooking the ocean. We saw several whales back there. You walk through their deep (acres) backyard and come out to this shaded oasis. Be aware there is no beach access, you are on a cliff with no beach. Below the water rages on a rocky shore. This area is rural and you likely won’t see anyone else back there. This place is extremely secluded, safe and peaceful. There is a gate to the community and another gate...

“Clean, sufficient space. Host was very attentive and patient with our questions. Very quiet area if you decide to sleep in a bit. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and hop to be back one day.”

“The house is great, has everything you need. We used it as a home base to explore the island and it could not have been more perfect. Great location, quiet neighborhood near shops and restaurants. Clean and nicely decorated. Comfortable beds and living space. Highly recommend!”

“Loved the location away from busy downtown. Accommodations were perfect for 2.”

“The stay was excellent, such a peaceful location with a great view of Hilo. The room was clean and comfortable.”

“We had a lovely time at this fun house and AMAZING property. It's a very comfortable home for a family getaway, and within easy walking distance of a few cute stores, two restaurants, farm stands, and a goat-cuddling farm. Highly recommend.”

“Comfortable and clean. The king bed was very comfortable. The owners were friendly and accommodating, bringing us anything that we needed. ”

“Simone provided detailed information on getting to the place, parking spot with pictures which made it very easy even though we arrived late. The place itself is beautiful with a lot of nice touches. It was themed true to the pineapple loft name :). There were a lot of beach gear for us to use, books to read, indoor games to play. The kitchen had all the essentials needed to make a meal and the fans and window ac in the bedrooms helped us sleep well. The place itself felt like home. ”