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The 1919 historical home is a work in progress. Renovations are not totally complete, but the current condition is beautiful, quiet and quaint. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. I'd stay there again. When the place is filled, more organized parking would be a bonus.

We like this historical charming property with a nice garden and indoor/ outdoor sitting areas. The property is in Manoa residential area near the university. It feels like visiting relatives in Hawaii. It is not resort hotel type of experience. Lisa works so hard to get us ice water and figure out the AC for us. She is such a nice host. We will like to come back and suggest this place to others.

The staff was super friendly, and I love that they're trying to renovate and restore this beautiful old home. My room was huge, and they had good wifi with TV access to all streaming services. However, it seemed like the room and bathroom hadn't been cleaned, and I didn't have control over the air conditioning in my room. Otherwise, beautiful spot, and I suspect will only get better!

The "cook" only knew how to cook "scrambled" eggs (which were actually chopped up fried eggs); rarely had anything but semi-dried bread to make toast for ourselves. Certainly not a breakfast you would expect at a B&B. Many seemingly permanent relatives(?) boarders(?) always hanging around. The feeling was that we were intruding on a family home. Had to ask for bottled water; when a new supply arrived it was quickly taken by the "permanent" group who lived there and we were just told that there wasn't any. Everything, inside and out, looked like it was on its last legs and that the inn was just hanging on by a thread. Really, this should NOT be listed on Expedia. A great disappointment to say the least.

This is a neat historic house turned into a bed and breakfast. It has room for improvement and it will come with time as it has new owners as of last year.

The inn is a historic home. It needs lots of work. The bed was comfortable, and the breakfast was good. There was lots of noise during the night that sounded like furniture being moved around over our heads. The staff is a trio of young adults who are working on the property and hosting…hopefully they will grow into the hosting role and manage to make the repairs needed to return the property to it’s former glory.

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AC was fabulous. Our room was really comfortable. loved the old house. Just needs a little love especially the outside grounds. Breakfast staff could be a bit more friendly but we made it work.

Unique, and has its quirks. Really harkens back to what we used to think of as a B&B. Still, if you are okay not being right on the beach, or you have business with the Univ of Hawaii this is an option well worth consideration.

Poor management. They changed my reservation and downgrade my room without any notice. The check-in time is until 10pm. I showed up at 9:30 but no one was there. I got locked outside and waited for 40 minutes to check in. Totally not recommended.

Upon arrival I was suspicious of the conditions of the Inn. The outside could use some decluttering. The inside was old and dim inside. The person who checked me in walked me up 2 flights of stairs (something that should be in the notes of the hotel) showed me to a room that wouldn’t lock. They had to change the door handle. The rooms air conditioning didn’t work. It was in the low 90’s that afternoon. I felt bad for the woman as it seems to be a family run operation by herself her children. So I decided to stay and support local business. The next morning no coffee and the “included” breakfast was late and disastrous. I had a family emergency and had to check out early and spoke to the lady who checked me in. She assured me that I would be refunded since my stay was awful and should’ve been refunded in full at the start of my stay, and its days later. Still waiting. I have text exchanges proving the experience and will be taking it up with my credit card company.

Claims to be a bed and breakfast. First day no coffee, green papaya that was hard as a rock, dirty cups , no Menu variety sane breakfast every day, no extra toilet paper, no bottled water. Kids and dog .common room full of laundry, main room curtained off. No pool.

House is a historical site that is in the process of being restored. A mother owns it and her kids help her. The property was in disarray when they purchased it a year ago, and you can see step by step how they are bringing it back to its original state. They have come a long way. It still needs work, but you would stay at this location because you appreciate different things as opposed to a resort. You stay here because you support a local family, and have an appreciation for history, architecture, etc. Of course it doesn’t have the most modern amenities, but that isn’t the point, or the reason you would stay here. The family is accommodating, the property is beautiful, it’s quiet, it’s simple.

This is the coolest place so quiet and a nice garden. It is an old time BnB.

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Beautiful property with a lot of potential. The new owners have a lot of work ahead.

Quit place and good customer service. Home like atmosphere

This place was incredible. Owner is incredibly nice, rooms are well cleaned and put together, plenty of windows so lots of airflow, fans in the rooms, ac, everything. Building is historic and old and it adds to the atmosphere. Made me feel instantly at home.

Property is under construction but the staff is amazing