B & B in Honolulu / area???
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B & B in Honolulu / area???
Does anyone have any recommendations based on first hand experience on B & Bs ( or B & B style hotels) in Honolulu or the Honolulu area? General web searches have not come up with anything other than glorious advertisements.
Thanks,
Michele
Thanks,
Michele
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The Manoa Valley Inn was listed as one of Fodor's recommended lodging options, and I was happy to see it listed there. I have met the owner, because we live near the area, and she adheres to very high standards. The house is a large Victorian, and the lobby opens to a small garden, but I cannot describe the rooms, as I have not seen them.
There are, as you know, several B&B web sites with listings for `Oahu, (you can find these at gohawaii.com) but I agree that you should make your choice based on actual first-hand information. The few B&B's I have seen in Kailua have varied tremendously in quality.
If you need B&B recommendations for the Big Island, I have several favorites. Feel free to email me.
Aloha,
k
There are, as you know, several B&B web sites with listings for `Oahu, (you can find these at gohawaii.com) but I agree that you should make your choice based on actual first-hand information. The few B&B's I have seen in Kailua have varied tremendously in quality.
If you need B&B recommendations for the Big Island, I have several favorites. Feel free to email me.
Aloha,
k
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Lani:
The one I wasn't too impressed with was booked by a visiting mainland friend through Affordable Paradise B&B''s. It was definitely affordable at $40/night, but you get what you pay for. B&B's are sprouting up in many neighborhoods, and they aren't exactly regulated. So it's good to proceed with caution.
Knowing your taste from previous posts, I think you'd be happiest with the choices that Hawaii's Best B&B's offers. If you want to be right on the beach, though, you might want to check vacation rentals, rather than B&B's. goldcoasthawaii.com and sandsea.com might be good starting points.
Aloha,
k
The one I wasn't too impressed with was booked by a visiting mainland friend through Affordable Paradise B&B''s. It was definitely affordable at $40/night, but you get what you pay for. B&B's are sprouting up in many neighborhoods, and they aren't exactly regulated. So it's good to proceed with caution.
Knowing your taste from previous posts, I think you'd be happiest with the choices that Hawaii's Best B&B's offers. If you want to be right on the beach, though, you might want to check vacation rentals, rather than B&B's. goldcoasthawaii.com and sandsea.com might be good starting points.
Aloha,
k
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Kalena,
Thank you for your response. I would be afraid to stay in a B&B that quoted $40/night because I do believe you get what you pay for. But maybe I'd be pleasantly surprised at some places???
Speaking of the Big Island, I love the Kilauea Lodge. Have you ever stayed there, Kalena?
Thank you for your response. I would be afraid to stay in a B&B that quoted $40/night because I do believe you get what you pay for. But maybe I'd be pleasantly surprised at some places???
Speaking of the Big Island, I love the Kilauea Lodge. Have you ever stayed there, Kalena?



