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"100% effective communication with the host. They know the area and were able to answers local questions about food, beaches etc. Prompt information and Prompt updates and prompt communication 100% Clean and great facility. Great space enough for a family of four. Functioning AC. Beds were great and comfortable. Fans in every room. Space was very clean when we arrived. Cottage had boogie board, cooler and everything that you would need to start your adventure. Kitchen had adequate supplies for cooking. We had dinner there every night and had no issues with what we needed to cook.100% great location. Close to beaches, hikes, food, shave ice, Acai bowels etc. Quite neighborhood. Safe neighborhood. When out walking or running every morning and felt very safe.100% friendly atmosphere. Like coming home to family. Huckleberry the dog greeted you each returned trip with a wagging tail. Host youngest son knocked on our door frequently telling us about a lunar eclipse, his fishing tackle box , his bicycle etc. I would give the Cottage 5/5 stars and the Hosts 5/5 stars. It was a great stay with my family. I would rent again if I had the chance. Very awesome and great stay at the Beachy Hawaiian Cottage."

"Well maintained property. Excellent communication with host. Lots of beach gear available. Air conditioning. Can’t beat it for North Shore."

"We enjoyed our stay here and we wish we could’ve stayed longer. We will be back soon. Thank you Paradise!"

"It was a fabulous home and the location was perfect! "

"My husband and I, in addition to our daughter and son-in-law, were visiting our son who is stationed in Hawaii. This house was very comfortable, and being right beside the beach was perfect. The property manager is easy to reach and very attentive to questions. We highly recommend this property."

"Great place!"

"Basically we enjoyed our stay in John's Yurt. But it should have been better. John had good communication with us and sent us links on how to arrive, but we were still uncertain and missed the last turn. The Yurt is an old drooping canvass on a wooden platform that had at one time been partially powerwashed set around trees, therefore it is private and without a view. It had stormed three days before we arrived but the leaf debris had not been cleared nor a bit of standing water on the inside vynal floor. The canvass appeared spotted (? with mold?) And had a rip 12 inches long that John duct tapped the next day. And sitting against the bed headboard, the canvass touched my head. Sheets were clean and crisp. The porcelain toilet worked well. The propane heat for shower (with plenty of half used products) didn't work for us until it was replaced. During our last evening, we had hoped to enjoy time outside on the plastic adirondack chairs (one was cracked) but the monthly hired hand was there weed-walking and blowing. Better if he would have done this between 10-4, no?"

"My adult daughter and I stayed for 3 nights. View, setting, sound of the ocean…relaxing retreat. Walk to town via the beach/park. Sam was responsive and helpful with questions.Great kitchen set up. And the outdoor deck a great place to sit early or late in the day."

"Indoor/Outdoor furniture used throughout was dated, soiled, and uncomfortable. Webbing had long since rotted away and was replaced by plywood. Old throw rugs were filthy so we rolled them and set aside. We purchased cleaning supplies and cleaned the home ourselves for the first two days of our vacation. We complained to the management company who offered apologies and platitudes but only made a cursory effort to correct. Soon after our complaints, WiFi was disconnected and remained that way for five days.Home had walls 1 inch thick without insulation. Electrical switches and outlets were ancient and some didn't work. Master bath used a flimsy, sticking, modified bi-fold closet door for entry. Our legs were covered with bug bites. Management company did get the yard sprayed. Neighborhood was essentially a ghetto. Trash was piled high in several neighboring houses. Homeless drug addicts were everywhere and we were approached everytime we tried to walk into town. Nightly explosions rocked the house from neighbors use of illegal fireworks and New Years was a war zone.We had an awful experience. Never again."