Our stay at Hale Sweet Hale was truly a great place to stay at in such a wonderful paradise! Not only a clean place but comfortable! The land lord on site was amazing and always there for us if we needed something! The location was perfect! Having the beach only a 2 min walk was great!!!! At first we though this sucks no tv in the livingroom and only a little one in the master bedroom ! But it was the best thing ever because we read we talked we just say there and relaxed and listened to the birds outside and best of all we walked and say at the beach instead of sitting in front of the Tv!!!!!! Thanks do much for making our trip that much more fun!!!
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Hale Sweet Hale
Lanikai, Windward Side, Oahu, Hawaii, USA
per night
| Bedrooms: | 3 |
| Baths: | 1 |
| Sleeps: | 7 |
- Private Home
- Mountain View
- Garden View
- Beach: 5 min walk to Beach
- Internet Access
Description
Aloha and E komo mai. Welcome to Hale Sweet Hale, our Home Sweet Home. Once a private, multi-generation family residence, this charming dwelling built in 1939 is lovingly cared for by the original kamaaina, (local) family and is now offered for your enjoyment. more »
Entering upon a lava rock driveway, this home strikes a nostalgic note with its sprawling lawn and double gable roof. Original family pavers lead you inside to experience this historic one of a kind, charming Hawaiian beach house. This home has three bedrooms and one-bath . The rooms are light and airy with 10-foot high ceilings and original crown moldings throughout. The decor and ambiance merges informality with elegance reminiscent of past generations of local gentry truly lived the "good life". The embracing feeling of the home can be felt in the vintage style bark cloth cushions and chairs that truly invite you to relax and read a book. In the uniquely appointed bedrooms, lovely colors and simple accents encourage tranquility and family togetherness. Our Home is merely steps away from one of the most stunningly beautiful beaches in Hawaii, just waiting for you to frolic in. Truly a charming experience, please make yourself at home and enjoy Hale Sweet Hale as generations before have done. .
Features and Amenities
- 1 full bathroom
- 3 Bedroom Private Home
- Ceiling Fans
- Dryer
- Garden View
- Mountain View
- No A/C
- Washer
- 2 queens
- 2 twins
- Additional Outdoor Shower
- Grill
- Fully Equipped Kitchen
- Internet Access
- Beach: 5 min walk to Beach
- DVD Player
- Satellite/Cable Television
- Stereo
- Child Friendly
- No Smoking
- 1300 sq ft
- Maximum Cars Allowed on Property: 2 cars
- Maximum Occupancy: 7 people
Rates
Reviews
We did like the house, it was very sweet, with beautiful furnishings, and the kitchen was great to be able to eat in after being out and about. Loved the location for getting to those magificent sunsets!The only reason I didn't give it a 5 is that there is some need for updates, i.e., the floors need replacing, and some kitchen utensils are very old. I would stay there again!
Susan S., Kirkland, , 3.26.12
I had lived in Hawaii for many years and returning to Hale Sweet Hale was just like returning home. Frome the moment i walked in the front door, I was at peace here The owners were so friendly and inviting. Of course, Lanikai Beach is the best in the world. Every evening when we did not eat out, we ate dinner on the picnic table under the tree in the front yard. Our children loved the nice big yard and spent time there kicking around a soccer ball. As far as food goes, we hit every take out in Kailua! My favorite is Zippy's chili and Rice with a side of Mac Salad. Tokoname's actually had the best sushi I have ever had and that is saying something. It was expensive but worth it. Fat Boys has great garlic chicken plate lunches. In a nutshell, our favorite vacation spot in the world is Lanikai and Hale Sweet Hale, with it's wonderful Hawaiiana atmosphere was the absolute best. We hope to come back frequently. Thank you, Kaiaina, Lori and Willie for making us feel so at home. Aloha, Nancy Nixon, Portland, Oregon February 9, 2012

















