We stayed at this B&B for 3 nights in July with our 2 small children. What you have to realise with this B&B, and I think this shows in the varied reports on this property, is that it is a unique place to stay which doesn't suit everyone. Imagine relaxing with a book and a drink on a vast verandah,... more

We enjoyed our 4 night stay at this B&B in November 2006. Having lived in Honolulu for 5 years, we much prefer staying here than in a mundane Waikiki hotel. The apartment affords much privacy, a peaceful lanai under a majestic monkeypod tree and lots of space. Wonderful breakfasts, free parking, convenient and quiet location. Contrary to one reviewer, we... more

My husband and I were scheduled to stay here for the first two nights of our honeymoon in March. I was very excited having seen photos of the B&B and having read some positive reviews on the Trip Advisor website. When we arrived, however, we were quite dissapointed. Neither the hostess or her housekeeper were hospitable. The house is extremely... more

We were scheduled to occupy two of the rooms in late summer 2005. After scoping out the Inn, it became apparent this was not going to work for our situation. It was too far off the beaten path and coming and going was going to present a problem. The Innkeeper was difficult to deal with, and though she did refund... more

After much research, I was to stay at this BnB for 2 weeks earlier this year. I had a deposit for the first night and when I finally found Sumiko who, without saying "aloha" and within the first 2 minutes, gave me a hard time about: 1) Having a friend spend one night out of 14 even though I had... more

This place is absolutely wonderful. Joanne Trotter has lived in Hawaii for many years with her housekeeper, Sumiko. Together the two of them know every inch of the islands and don't mind sharing their knowledge with you. We have never eaten so well in Hawaii--Joanne certainly knows her restaurants and Sumiko's breakfasts each morning were to die for. What I... more