Find hotels in Waiohinu, HI from ￥34,539

"Welcoming and personable hosts. Lovely setting. "

"When booking I thought the yurt was such a great idea. This was such a cool stay, little off the beaten patch but worth the experience. Kai the host was great with check in and any information. "

"The yurts were well appointed with everything needed to enjoy a stay. (Coffee, cream, condiments, shampoo, conditioner, towels, kitchen appliances, potable water crock, linens, beach towels, etc) It was perfect for us with our kids. We enjoyed 2 nights and got to really check out all south point has to offer.The bathrooms are at the back of the deck that connects the yurts, they had two toilets, two sinks, and a shower. Great space, it is separate from the yurts but they provide flashlights.They have a ton of board games, a kids play area, tanning chairs, big TVs, a blackstone grill, and everything you need to eat a meal there. Two nights was perfect, you could easily stay more and be very happy. We like moving around places to stay on the island to see and experience more things! We were really happy we spent time here.Green sands beach, kula kai caverns, punalu’u bakery, big dogs…great things to check out! Thanks again John and Dianne for your hospitality. "

"Marie is a lovely host, and we had a wonderful visit. Highly recommended."

"Maybe a couple more towels and facecloths "

"Great price for a great place!"

"The host was very pleasant and accommodating."

"Beautiful & peaceful location on the big island away from the busier areas. Our host was very welcoming and always made sure we had everything we needed. We really enjoyed falling asleep to the sounds of a crackling fire every night. Large house with everything we needed and a very unique private yard setting."

"I did not realise that we were staying in a plantation village, with multiple accommodation. I had made a request for two beds and, as it was a slow time of year, we got two bedrooms. Pahala is a very cute town (and currently the only one with a grocery store as the one in Naalehu was no longer as at 28 Jan 25). The people were also really friendly. The only thing to consider is the roosters. If you want to sleep in - close the windows. We didn't, as the black sand beach was all ours at sunrise, then came back to Pahala for coffee at the Ka'u Coffee Mill. "