We so enjoyed our charming and private suite--with all of its comfort and well-thought-out amenities.
After a rigorous day of paddling, it was so great coming back to our "home in the islands." Kim and Zac went above and beyond in making sure we were comfortable and happy.
They were right there if you needed something, but otherwise we felt like we had a wonderfully private retreat.
After Barbara lamented about not bringing her walking sticks from California, Zac showed up with a pair that he found locally.
When we needed "local knowledge," both Kim and Zac helped us hugely. The suite felt understatedly elegant and serene. It was immaculate, well furnished--and most of all, comfortable and welcoming.
And how could we not appreciate brand new washers and dryers and everything else you'd never find in hotels.
We liked the great restaurants that they recommended, but we also loved our place so much that we often made a late afternoon Whole Foods run and had our dinner in the suite or on the patio soaking up the evening trade winds.
While we had planned a full schedule of paddling, it was so wonderful having all of their beach toys--snorkels, fins, beach chairs, boogie boards, that we could grab and walk to the beach with. And the beach--which was only a stroll to the end of the block, was never crowded and was always stunning.
We'd turn one direction and go for a mile or so and the next day, go the other way enjoying dunes, surf, palm trees, and those beautiful clouds skirting above the surf.
We took a night photo of the twinkling lights at our private entrance--with a string of them in a heart shape, reminding us how much we fell for this place.
Kim and Zac have done something special. We feel blessed to have found them--and know that we're now friends. Aloha, Jocko and Barbara