Hale Hoola B&B — Hotel in Hawaii

It's a nice place to stay and enjoy the nature setting of its location. There are three rooms, each with a large lanai with views of the ocean and lush vegetation. They are great spots to watch the sunset. There is a couch and two comfortable chairs plus a dining table and two chairs on the lanai. There is also a refrigerator there.|In the common area there is a microwave, some dishes, can opener, tea and a tea kettle and utensils. |Beach chairs, boogie boards, mats, beach towels, a beach umbrella and snorkeling equipment are available there to borrow.|The ensuite bathroom has a shower that is fine. Shampoo, body wash and conditioner are all provided, as well as liquid hand soap at the sink.|The room itself is small and simply furnished, but with the lanai and the common area this is not a problem at all. |There is a ceiling fan and plenty of [screened in] ventilation so the temperature was comfortable.|There didn't seem to be any mosquitoes and we sat on the lanai at night with shorts on and no insect repellent.|The hosts and their dog are nice. Carl gives you a map of the area and gives a detailed description of places to see and things to do. It might be a good idea to record it to retain all of the information.|Breakfasts is served at 8:00 AM and they are very good. We were there six nights and the breakfasts were never the same. They always included fruit. They have several papaya trees that provide some of the fruit.|The breakfast is served up on the top deck with excellent views and nice plants. There are two bird feeders that Carl fills up each morning and it's nice to watch the activity while you eat. Very many Java Sparrows (an introduced species) dominate the feeders- jockeying with each other for access. Saffron Finches and Cardinals also make appearances and sometimes manage to grab some food.|We also had beautiful Gold Dust Day Geckos come onto our table at breakfast.|The frogs (mostly Coqui- an invasive species from Puerto Rico) are very loud all through the night. It didn't bother us but some may be disturbed by them so you may want to...

It's a nice place to stay and enjoy the nature setting of its location. There are three rooms, each with a large lanai with views of the ocean and lush vegetation. They are great spots to watch the sunset. There is a couch and two comfortable chairs plus a dining table and two chairs on the lanai. There is also a refrigerator there. In the common area there is a microwave, some dishes, can opener, tea and a tea kettle and utensils. Beach chairs, boogie boards, mats, beach towels, a beach umbrella and snorkeling equipment are available there to borrow. The ensuite bathroom has a shower that is fine. Shampoo, body wash and conditioner are all provided, as well as liquid hand soap at the sink. The room itself is small and simply furnished, but with the lanai and the common area this is not a problem at all. There is a ceiling fan and plenty of [screened in] ventilation so the temperature was comfortable. There didn't seem to be any mosquitoes and we sat on the lanai at night with shorts on and no insect repellent. The hosts and their dog are nice. Carl gives you a map of the area and gives a detailed description of places to see and things to do. It might be a good idea to record it to retain all of the information. Breakfasts is served at 8:00 AM and they are very good. We were there six nights and the breakfasts were never the same. They always included fruit. They have several papaya trees that provide some of the fruit. The breakfast is served up on the top deck with excellent views and nice plants. There are two bird feeders that Carl fills up each morning and it's nice to watch the activity while you eat. Very many Java Sparrows (an introduced species) dominate the feeders- jockeying with each other for access. Saffron Finches and Cardinals also make appearances and sometimes manage to grab some food. We also had beautiful Gold Dust Day Geckos come onto our table at breakfast. The frogs (mostly Coqui- an invasive species from Puerto Rico) are very loud all through the night. It didn't bother us but some may be disturbed by them so you may want to...

Second time we have stayed here with Carl and Elma. They're wonderful hosts. The room is comfortable and had beautiful views (we stayed in Hibiscus) - check out my photos. There's a mini fridge in the room and there's a microwave/kettle/cutlery etc in the main area for everyone to share - all clean. There's plenty of beach towels and sea activities equipment to borrow at your leisure like snorkel gear. There's parking.

The breakfast area has a unique view of the sea too. You'll meet other friendly guests as we did. Breakfast is really tasty and changes every day with tea, coffee, fresh fruit on every day.

There are a couple of friendly dogs that roam around, owned by the hosts. They stay out of your way but are friendly to pet if you'd like.

The hosts are accommodating to diets and have washer/dryer facilities. There is Wi-fi and it's good signal. What is nice and hot.

You will hear noises from a variety of animals and birds. There's wild pigs, cows, all sorts of birds, coqui frogs (singing frogs). We loved it because it brings us closer to nature but other's might not. None of these animals can get to you in case you're concerned, they're...