Hotels near Laupahoehoe

View is spectacular, especially sunrise Off the beaten path

Location and facilities. We are a volleyball team and wanted a large room where girls could stay together. Also large living area and wrap around deck for leisure time. Girls were comfortable here and staff had plenty room too. Full kitchen facilities and dining area were ample. Easy check in and check out process. Jade and her team left us an aloha message with a nice box of chocolates. Communication with rental staff was excellent. Beautiful place for rest and relaxation! Mahalo nui

Very unique experience…the short drive through the tropical like ravine to the house was stunning (and a bit scary, initially). Ed’s Bakery is an interesting local spot.

Remodeled, very clean, small, quite

This room was a perfect self contained unit with plenty of space. Everything seemed brand new and squeaky clean. I easily could have stayed here a month. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was nice. We were only there one night because it was otherwise booed. We used the fridge but the kitchenette seemed to have the basics. I am not sure the A/C would be necessary for everyone but we admit to using it and appreciating it since we are accustomed to it at home. There were plenty of outlets for charging our devices. The owners were available and friendly. My only recommendation is to make sure that you have the map and check in instructions saved on your phone as the cell service along the way there is not the best and you may lose access to the information. I had no cell service upon arrival and sent a booking message to ask for the instructions, and she replied immediately! I would highly recommend this stay to see this part of the coast and to visit the little town. It has the most delicious Big Hawaii chocolate on the island (award winning) and tastings are free at the shop in town. The bathing suit shop makes one of a kind items that we could not resist. The entire coast is is beautiful and the view of the valley is breathtaking. I hope that someday we can return to hike the valley since it is no longer open for hikes …at least not while we were there.