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  • 3 Bedrooms at, Jungle Farmhouse, Sleeps 6-8

    1.5 Bathroom

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    *Rates are subject to change until confirmation.

    Standard Rate
    *2 Night Minimum

    $149/night (up to 4 People*)

    Nightly Rate is $149 and $139 for Kama’aina

    Notes:

    PRICE BASED ON 1-4 Adults and or/Children over 3 (Add $20 per extra Adults and Children over 3 years old)

    Weekly Rate for 1-4 People: $1,000 per week ($140 per night for additional nights)

    You can use our futons to create extra sleeping areas on the porch or living room.

    *Add 13.25% tax and a $50 Cleaning Fee

    Special Rates may apply for Merrie Monarch Week in March and April and Holidays.

    Bed size: 2 Queen, 1 Double

    Room size: 3 Bedroom

General

The Farmhouse features an open floor plan, with oak floors and bamboo ceilings, with the Kitchen, Dining Room and Living Room as one large room with views of the farm.

Two of the bedrooms open up to a huge screened in porch (lanai) and there is both an indoor and outdoor Solar Heated shower and bath. Great for bird watching too! Sliding glass doors offer private entrances to two of the bedrooms and stairs lead to a optional outdoor shower.

Check-in time

Flexible

Check-out time

Flexible

Phone number

1-800-745-5049

Cancellation / Prepayment

Deposits are refundable if you notify us 30 days prior to your reservation for stays of four nights or less and for longer stays, you must notify us 90 days in advance to receive a refund of your deposit. (A $25 cancellation fee, plus all credit card processing fees will be deducted.)

There is no charge to extend your reservation or to re-schedule your reservation for the equal amount of nights at the same location.

If you are unable to notify us within the required 30 to 90 day period, you can use your deposit as a credit in the future at the same location or if we can re-book your room(s) we will refund your deposit less the $25 cancellation fee and all credit card processing fees.

If you fail to notify us that you are canceling your reservation or you notify us on the same day of your arrival, you will owe the entire amount of your reservation.

Pets

Check with owner

Additional information

The Dining Room features an antique dining table and chairs that can sit up to eight when expanded. You can also enjoy the dining area on the Lanai overlooking the Jungle.

The house was built in 1970, for a family that lost their home in the Kapoho Eruption in 1960.

It is a classic solid redwood home designed by the famous home builder Harold E. Hicks and features his signature design elements that include Clear Heart Redwood Interior and Exterior Single Walls.

Oak Flooring was another key wood standardized design feature and offered durability and comfort as the lighter color of the oak complimented the redwood walls.

Jalousie windows were a standard design feature to maximize the tradewinds and, once again, the comfort of the homeowners.

The Living and Dining areas are a great place to relax after a day of sightseeing. Oriental rugs compliment the oak floors and the windows allow for great filtered lighting and cool breezes.

Our favorite room in the house is the large 20x10 feet lanai (porch) that is screened in and provides a great way to enjoy views of the jungle and gardens.

The Kitchen includes a gas range and stove, large refrigerator, coffee maker, toaster and a great collection of retro plates and dishes.

The Bar includes bar stools for casual dining. And with all the great Hawaiian local fish and grass fed beef available, you can grill a great meal on the covered outdoor barbecue patio located next to your kitchen door.

Amenities

  • Air Conditioning
  • Balcony
  • BBQ/Grill
  • Cable TV/DVD/VHS
  • Central Heating
  • Deck
  • Dishwasher
  • Fireplace
  • Full Kitchen
  • Linens Provided
  • Satellite TV/DVD/VHS
  • Stereo System
  • Washing Machine & Dryer
  • Water View

Internet

Yes

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Pahoa

Pahoa

Activities

ActivitiesThere are a few small restaurants with a variety of cuisines, craft stores, galleries, boutiques and the island's oldest movie theater.

The Pahoa Marketplace, which is located at the edge of town, has more shops, but is not as scenic as the main street. Pahoa also has schools, a church, supermarkets, police and fire departments, a large public swimming pool and a post office.

Transportation

TransportationHele-On Transit Services General Information To read bus schedules and maps, please select the appopriate route from the drop down menu above. They are listed in the order as shown below. The Hele-On System Map is at the bottom of this page for review and download. If any transit related information is needed an alternative language, contact Pacific Interpreters at (800) 822-5552, a service of the State of Hawai’i Office of Language Affairs or County of Hawai’i Mass Transit Agency at (808) 961-8343. How to Read Timetables and Maps All schedules and maps are PDF documents. If you are unable to view them, you may need to install a free PDF reader such as Acrobat Reader, eXPert PDF Reader or Foxit Reader. There are also JPEG images of the schedule and map available under each route selected.

County observed holidays, are defined as: New Years Day, Dr. Martin Luther King Day, Presidents' Day, Prince Kuhio Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, King Kamehameha Day, Independence Day, Statehood Day, Labor Day, Veterans' Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.

Hele-On operates the following routes throughout Hawaii County. All routes operate Monday through Saturday, excluding County of Hawai’i observed holidays unless noted.

Food & Drink

Food & DrinkOn the Big Island, there are not as many restaraunts to choose from on the East Side of the Island compared to the West Side. (Hilo = East / Kona = West).

Were lucky that in Pahoa, we have quite a few good restaurants to choose from.
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