Compare Cheap Hotels Near Haleakala National Park Hawaii

"Loved playing with the animals, walking with the goats and dogs, brushing the horses. It was a perfect break in the Hana highway journey on the way to the bamboo forest hike."

"The cottage was immaculate, yet welcoming with vintage Hawaii themed furnishings, and included a Betty Crocker picture cookbook from maybe 1960’s! Very thoughtful taste. Peaceful quiet and beautiful!"

"We will be back"

"Thank you Frank for being a very genuine and thoughtful host. Your place is just what we were looking for! - Mark and Karin "

"Gorgeous, peaceful bungalow with an ocean view. This is a great way to get away from it all and experience the road to Hana and beyond. We stayed two nights and really enjoyed it. Food options for dinner were several food trucks or a restaurant across the street that we passed on. We tried the Mexican food truck and nearby Huli Huli chicken. That and some provisions we picked up along the way filled us up after hiking and exploring. We would have tried room service but it was not app based and involved calling the restaurant across the street and maybe going to pick up. Instead, we just enjoyed the accommodations and ate banana bread for dessert. The staff were lovely and accommodating. The restaurant for breakfast was pretty good but not amazing. The property, tranquil ocean views and sounds, large bungalow and adjacent adventure are worth staying here to be off the grid in a semi luxurious environment surrounded by nature."

"It was a very nice place to stay for our one night in Hana. This was our 2nd time on Maui and decided to make Hana a two day excursion. We did the back road to Hana again and beat all the traffic. Left our loud and crowded Kannapali hotel at 6AM and found ourselves soon driving in quiet Up Country and then onto volcanic desert like landscape when at times not even seeing another car for 30mins. In coming we drive from the volcanic landscape into jungle. Hung out at Hamoa beach for a sec and at a late lunch at Huli Huli chicken. It was still early for check in so we went and spent time at the red sand beach in town until check in. The instructions on how to get there are spot on except for which property. The bungalow is the left side when you pull in. This place was nice and quiet tucked in the jungle away from crowds/noise. Beach view isn’t much, but we’d had 20days of oceanfront on this vaca already. I very much enjoyed the hammock downstairs w a glass of bourbon, cigar, hearing the jungle sounds and distant ocean crashing. The house itself is basic. You can cook, but hey you’re on vaca and there are a lot of food trucks 2miles into town to choose from. The property is amazing. Take time to walk around and look at all the fruit trees, the banyan tree, bamboo clusters and the cool “guardian?” Statues at the entrance. Be advised there are mosquitos and bring spray I would definitely choose this property again over any other in the area I viewed. "