Locations de vacances privées à Honokaa

« The home has a very open layout and was very clean, comfortable and nicely decorated. The property is amazingly beautiful with a lovely garden. At night the frogs come out and sing their songs. The stream and waterfall on the property is amazing. So serene and full of natural beauty. Do wear your mosquito repellent as they are in numbers in this area. Wish we had booked for a few more days as it was so nice. Highly recommend! »

« The grounds and the view are great, the cabin has been partially restored. It was a very rustic kitchen set-up, but we made it work. Only real problem were ants. They could find a single grain of sugar anywhere.We named the rooster that hangs around there Hei-Hei. We also had the gecko brothers who kept sneaking into kitchen.The pond has toads in it and they sing at night, counted 6 one night. The water lily bloomed while we were there.The temp on the water heater needs to be turned up a little,...

« This room is definitely a garden oasis surrounded by beautiful fruit trees and gardens. Located in quiet neighborhood, very comfortable and clean. »

« This place is beautiful. I spent almost the entire time outside on the deck. It down poured one day, what a delight to sit there on the deck and listen to the rain in the warm weather. It always cooled off when opening the windows so we were never hot. I enjoyed making meals and just sitting on the deck, enjoying incredible view. There was a cute little stand just down the road where we bought the best sourdough bread. They had tons of cute little gifts you could purchase as well. Close to Hilo...

« This property is wonderful. The kitchen is stocked with it all. So are the bathrooms. But my favorite is the pool. It’s clean, 80 degrees, private and our total relaxation area. We ate most of our meals outside and under the stars it was gorgeous. The only issue was an extremely steep driveway but since we only parked our car on it…lol…who cares. Oh and only 8 miles to the best beaches! You cannot go wrong! »