PAPAYA HA LE' at Tiki Moon Villas
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| Details | |
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| Bedrooms | 3 |
| Bathrooms | 1 |
| Sleeps | 7 |
| House | |
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| Pet Friendly |
| No Smoking |
| Suitable for Children |
| Suitable for Elderly |
| FlipKey traveler rating |
| 5 reviews |
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Details
| Rental type | House |
| Minimum Stay | 2 nights |
| Bedrooms | 3 Total |
| Bathrooms | 1 Total |
| Sleeps | 7 |
| Suitability |
Pet friendlyYes Smoking allowedNo Suitable for childrenYes Suitable for the elderlyYes Wheelchair accessibleNo |
| Theme | Adventure, Luxury, Romantic, Beach, Ocean, Tropical |
Description from the owner
3 bedroom home on the beachfront property of Tiki Moon Villas! Very comfortable villa with quiet stretch of sandy beach at the North Shore across from the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, Hawaii: (island of Oahu). Fully air conditioned and well appointed with all appliances and full kitchen. Watch whales in the winter from the beach garden, snorkel in the shallow reefs.
Can be rented as a one bedroom, two bedroom or three bedroom home
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PAPAYA HA LE' at Tiki Moon Villas
Laie, Hawaii
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Additional Location Information
Location Type Beach, Ocean, Tropical
Rates
Rates shown in $ USD (change)
| Date | Weeknight | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly | Minimum Stay |
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| Rate Summary | $295 | $295 | $0 | $0 | 2 nights |
| All Dates | $295 | $295 | - | - | 2 nights |
| Can't find rates for your travel dates? Contact the owner | |||||
Rental fees
- Hawaii Sales and Accommodation Tax - 13.92% of rental - Tax
Additional notes from owner
Although there is only one Papaya Hale', you may rent the villa with the number of bedrooms you need instead of the whole home for a better rate. The other locked out bedrooms are not used during your stay by anyone else.
3 bedroom villa: $295/night
2 bedroom villa: $255/night
1 bedroom villa: $215/night
Availability
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What Past Guests Are Saying
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Emi L
Hong Kong, ChinaMy perfect getaway!
Left on 12/20/2012 for a stay in December 2012
We stayed in Waikiki for a few days in the beginning of our one week vacation. So we decided to stay out of the crowd for few more days before we end our vacation.
We were a little bumped that we weren’t able to book the seaview apartment. However the papaya suite is also very nice!
There were complaint about rooster and a/C. Rooster was very miner, just the a/C in the bedroom was a little loud. We turn on the living room a/C and leave the room a/C off before going to bed. Which works fine!
Beside that two miner points, the apartment was so nice and cozy! It’s far away from other restaurant which was exactly what we wanted. We made most of our meals, and then also got to check out the shrimp truck and Ola in the Turtle bay resort. The coconut shrimp was very nice! The beach is just few steps away and we enjoy our quiet time very much. We watch sun rise and it was beautiful! (Not so much sunset as it is on the other side of the island.)
I highly recommended this place for couple or family who just want to enjoy some quiet time. The Polynesian center is across the street, so if you cannot find the address by google map, look on the right side when you see the Polynesian center. -
Chris O
188107Incroyable
Left on 05/27/2012 for a stay in May 2012
Nous avons loués le Coco Bungalow pour quelques jours et dès notre arrivée nous avons été charmés par cet endroit.
Tout est exactement comme sur les photos.
Les propriétaires nous ont laissés le temps de nous installer avant de venir se présenter et ils ont été très chaleureux durant tout notre séjour.
Ils vous laissent gratuitement utiliser la machine à laver le linge et vous fournissent même le détergent.
Tout est fonctionnel dans le studio et tout est super clean.
Un petit magasin alimentaire se trouve à 5 minutes et vous y trouverez tout ce qu'il vous faut.Même une petite pharmacie.
La plage est superbe et désertique.Le matin il n'y a que deux ou trois personne et l'après-midi vous y trouverez 7 personnes maximum.Ce qui est très reposant. -
Morehouse25
Salt Lake City, UtahGreat Place, Wish I Were Still There
Left on 11/01/2011 for a stay in October 2011
Stayed here with my family (wife, 15 year old boy, 11 year old girl). We did a lot of incredible things on our vacation, but just sitting on the patio in the ocean breeze listening to the surf and reading my book, or falling asleep at night to the same sounds, are perhaps the most lasting memories.
Pros- Owner very professional, approachable, kind... after a day long rainstorm (even that can be pleasant in Hawaii) the power went out for a couple of hours and she made sure we were all taken care of with candles and what not. Her teenage son is a fine gentleman who helped keep things in order on the grounds.
Location- directly across the street from Poly. Cultural Center entrance. Very close to BYU Hawaii, LDS temple, very nice public beaches, couple of grocery stores, gas station/convenience store, McDonalds... also the shrimp trucks and shaved iced trucks are just a few miles further north, as well as fruit vendors along the highway.
Also... right on the beach. The patio outside your door is perhaps 6 feet up off the sand, separated by some low ocean hedge. The beach itself is "public" but there really is hardly anybody else out there except an occassional tenant of other rentals along the beach, or maybe a person or couple walking in the morning. Did I mention the ocean breeze and surf sounds? If you're a fan... well, there's no lack of it here.
Accomodations- well furnished, access to washer/dryer, off-road parking. We stayed at the Ocean Breeze, one of the two units right in front of the water. In addition to our indoor shower, we had a convenient outdoor shower (hot and cold water) right outside our bedroom door. There was snorkel gear in the washer/dryer area, and we had access to a kayak that was fun to play around in.
Wifi, pots and pans, towells, hair dryer, etc. etc. etc.
Cons- Some people on this site and others mention the "chickens" or roosters next door. You have to remember that Laie is not Honolulu or a resort... it really has a much more laid back, somewhat rural feel. The neighbors are raising roosters for who knows what, and there are a lot of them, all trying to outdo each other. However, because of the constant breeze and surf I really hardly noticed them myself, and at night I don't think I heard them at all. We met renters in the other Tiki Moon units and they didn't seem to be bothered by it at all either.
Food- Not really a critique of Tiki Moon Villas, but just the area in general. Again, not Honolulu, so not a lot of great dining options. The Surfin Tacos place just south was pretty good. The shrimp trucks are great. The north shore was particularly disappointing for food... there was a Spaghetti place that wasn't bad, and right next to it a sandwich and smoothie place that was great. Haleiwa Joe's was OK but hardly worth the price. We were told that there was some decent dining at the Turtle Bay resort which is only a few miles away. And having said at all that, the Kahuku Grill that is just a few miles up the road is outstanding... wish we would have found it on the first day.
Coral- be advised there is a lot of coral/rock in the water, and you really should be wearing some water slippers. Go to a nearby beach if your purpose is body surfing or having your younger kids play full time in the water. However, the beach is kid-friendly in the sense that it isn't all that deep, and the surf wasn't at all rough, at least while we were there. -
wannabasurfergirl
Houston, TexasLiving the Local Life in Laie
Left on 07/11/2011 for a stay in July 2011
My family of 3 were able to stay in 2 of the villas; the "Coco" and the "Ocean Breeze". We wanted an ocean front experience so we were able to move into the 1 bedroom ocean breeze for 3 nights of our stay. Although the ocean front room was breezy and surf sounding, we actually preferred the large feeling studio of the "Coco" room. It felt large and spacious, and we loved the large bathroom where at night through the window the sound of the breeze through the palms sounded like rain. It also had its own private patio for eating meals. The rooms also come with 2 beach chairs that are lovely to use on the private feeling beach out front. The Villas gardens are lovely and Ray's artistic touches are evident throughout the property. We highly recommend this experience as opposed to staying in Waikiki or on a typical hotel property. This is the real aloha experience!
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wilcoxbs
San Francisco, CaliforniaNice North Shore Getaway
Left on 04/09/2011 for a stay in April 2011
Pros: - very local feel, away from hustle and bustle
-lots of nice parks, beaches nearby
-easy drive across the North Shore and back
-great yard with beautiful access to great beach (saw turtles/whales)
-comfortable bed/linens, fully stocked kitchen, washer/dryer
-Ray was helpful and nice and had good hints/tips
-Good local food everywhere we ate (but see cons about restaurants)
-Parking included
Cons: -Neighbor has lots of chickens, crowing all the time (be prepared for this)
-Difficult to find nearby beachfront restaurants with nice seating/views (didn't find any)
-No bars (but you can buy beer/liquor at the Tamura's on the way in)
Overall, we were very happy and think good value. Really suited for a small family/couples that wants their own little paradise with a beach, own kitchen and good places for take-out nearby.
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