We had an absolutely fabulous stay in this “Tiny Home”. The unit was very clean which is a must for me. The location was quiet and away from the noise and bustle from the city, just a short 5 minute walk to beautiful Hukilau Beach. Some points to note when staying here would be that all cooking must be done via electricity. The kitchen appliances include a two burner hotplate, toaster, rice cooker, single cup coffee maker (you can bring your own grounds to use in the reusable filter), and microwave. The fridge was apartment size with plenty of room and no issues with the fridge part freezing food or the freezer melting as we have experienced in other rental units. AC works well but only needed occasionally as we could often get a nice breeze through the screened windows. What really made this stay awesome though was our hosts. We really felt like we had come home to family upon our arrival. Sam and Jansen were easy and quick to communicate with and we loved the lesson on coconuts and some of the local Hawaiian history.

All recommendations had a personal story or touch that made it a unique experience. Even when at a busy stage of their lives Jansen and Sam took the time to explain with details how to move around the area and learn about coconuts and fruit trees. Loved the access to great beaches and native culture

Enjoy the location and environment, a nice and clean tiny house

We loved staying here! The hosts were wonderful, kind, and very responsive. When my husband mentioned he loved coconuts they cut and husked some off the trees on the property for him. It was so nice to have beach chairs/snorkel gear/boogie boards to use while we were there. The location is great if you eant to explore the north shore!

Three adults stayed here for 5 nights. Let's start off with the good points. Pros: Good communication from the host. Boogie boards and snorkeling gear for use. I needed a beach umbrella and the host made sure we got one. Comfortable beds. The Cons: The host apparently has a beef with her uncle who lives nearby. We were cautioned to drive slowly past his house to avoid him yelling at us. It wasn't a problem but it didn't feel very welcoming. The place needs a thorough cleaning and updating. It is apparent that at some point there was significant water damage in the unit evidenced by the delamimating particleboard doors and furniture. We could not, after 5 days, figure out how to temperature regulate the shower, either scalding hot or cold, only a few seconds of warm before a swing back to the other extreme. No outside area to relax in. There were two chairs and a firepit in the driveway/parking lot at the front of the house but not somewhere you'd want to sit and relax. Only a few electrical outlets worked. No trim work, exposed foam insulation around cracks. Lots of little cosmetics things that made the place look neglected. Broken curtain and towel rods. Black towels and cheap black polyester sheets on the twin beds. Imo, linens should be white or light colors so you know they're clean. All in all I would not recommend or stay again

It is called a tiny house but it had plenty of room, didn't feel small at all. The location was fun, tucked away just a couple minutes off the main road surrounded by green. It was easy to find and plenty of beaches and places to eat on the main road. The host was so helpful and responsive - I would love to go back!

We were immediately greeted by a beautiful bouquet of flowers from our house for our 25th wedding anniversary. Such a great personal touch. The host was very easy to get in touch with for any questions that we had. Our location on the north shore was just what we wanted to experience Oahu

The La'ie tiny home was perfect for our stay. We were travelling through town for one night after a day at PCC. We were so glad to have a short drive after a long day in town. The entire space, bed, and especially AC were comfortable and the kitchenette useful to have. Our main regret is not getting to use all the extras for cooking and outdoor fun. Thanks for such a wonderful experience!