Comments on: MALAEKAHANA: ONE

By: Johanna Björk

Johanna Björk — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 16:54:24 +0000

Nice! Have fun and don’t forget to bring a mattress

By: sarah marie

sarah marie — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 16:32:24 +0000

Thanks for your advice/help. Booked a little grass hut for 6 nights in May! Can’t wait!!

By: Johanna Björk

Johanna Björk — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 19:04:51 +0000

Hi Sarah Marie! I absolutely loved staying at Malaekahana, it’s affordable and very laid back. I don’t know what level of comfort you are used to, but it is very much roughing it, the bathrooms are public and there is no stores/restaurants etc within walking distance. Everything is clean, though, and best of all, there are hot showers! The grass shacks are awesome, but you may want to bring something to sleep on, since there is no bed/mattress or anything in there, it’s basically just a raised floor. You have to bring your own bedding etc. too. Another thing that may be a downside is that there is no driving allowed on the property after 7pm, which basically means you have to get back before then and spend your night there, which we loved (since you can make awesome campfires) but it may not be for everyone. My fiancé and I loved it though. Also, a big plus, the staff is super friendly and helpful.

By: sarah marie

sarah marie — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 15:41:41 +0000

Hi! I am about to book at little grass shack – we found your blog and the photos just take the mystery out of it. Looks like a great time. Do you have any tips now that you’ve been there before? Would love to know. Funny to find your blog this way – I really look forward to following it now for more than lil grass hut news