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“So close to a couple beaches! Very convenient parking. Had everything we needed. Beautiful views. Thank you so much!”

“I was extremely happy with the property not only because it was close to the event I was attending, they also have all the little amenities you might need. I needed an iron and board for my shirt and pants and they had it which made it great. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to experience the tennis court or pool because of how short my trip was, but everything was amazing during my stay. Although the location does not have a/c, it was not needed because the weather was great and during the night it...

“Wonderful condo - just as described on their website. The balcony arrangement was very nice. - we enjoyed some of our meals there. The bed was very comfortable. Air conditioning was effective in the living room, and opening the louvers to the bedroom helped cool that area also... but we never really felt too warm. Overhead fans worked well also (when needed).. Well-equipped kitchen. Easy access parking. Very clean as we moved in. A little rather goofy note.. somehow there were a lot fewer...

“Loved the location. A peaceful & refreshing escape.”

“As advertised- clean and cool! Perfect spot for base camp. EXCELLENT location! Thank you!”

“Clean, comfortable, close to beach with turtles and monk seal!”

“Beautiful condo in a great location. We loved how close we were to restaurants/shopping. The pool is just across the street. Kiahuna beach right in front of the plantation was perfect for our 8 and 10 year old to boogie board. We ended up just driving closer to the beach on the grounds, but it’s an easy 5-10 min walk. Just something to note- air conditioning is only in the living room. There are fans provided to help circulate, but if you are used to sleeping in a cold bedroom, that is something...

“We had an awesome time! Pool and hot tub was great, met many fun people there. The beach was a short walk away and got to see the turtles! Location was close to stores and restaurants, and not too far from Waimea canyon.”