Monthly Rentals in Hauula Beach

We had a wonderful time at Allegra’s Airbnb. The place was just as described and seen in the photos, lots of amenities, great base for those looking to explore the north and east shore of Hawaii with kualoa ranch and Polynesian cultural centre very close by with car or bus. The hosts were very kind and helpful checking in with us and answering any questions we had which really made our stay special. We would definitely recommend to others to try this place out for a private stay with access to amazing activities not so accessible from Waikiki! Had a brilliant time thanks again!! :)

My stay at Mai Tide was amazing. The place was exactly as described, clean and welcoming. The location was ideal as I loved falling asleep and waking up to the sound of the ocean right outside the window. It was very quiet and peaceful and I hardly noticed anyone in the next house. The neighbors are all very friendly and I loved how most neighbors had friendly dogs. I was so sad my trip had to end but I can’t wait to be back and I most definitely would stay here again. I couldn’t really ask for anything more, it was a perfect authentic Hawaii serene stay.

Jacalyn was a great host. She was on top of instructions and responding right from the beginning. Check in was wicked simple and Jacalyn offered flexible time if needed which made me felt at ease on my journey from the airport. The location is great. Condo building is right on the beach and this part of the island is so peaceful. I was here to visit my son, relax and fish and this spot was perfect for that. We were close to anything we needed. The room itself is clean and simple. The pull out couch was great, it’s a queen size bed (at least) and the bed is comfy. Kitchen was clean and so was the bathroom. Definitely would recommend it for someone trying to stay away from the busier side of Oahu.

I had a great experience staying here! Very unique, and like all the other reviews, agree that the property is absolutely stunning. I felt privileged to be part of the greater vision of this nonprofit that provides refuge to locals and visitors, and teaches respect for the incredible land it is on. This is very much a rustic camping experience (literal camping, it’s not “glamping”). I would advise checking in during the daylight if possible to get an idea of the layout of things (eg. in the dark, it was hard to find the handwashing sinks, which are not near the toilets). Wish I had brought a headlamp… My only complaint was that the twin bed was not very comfortable - it’s a soft, old foam mattress that unfortunately aggravated my back pain. Also, there is not a lot of security (just a small deadbolt on the door, and wire bike lock on the property gate) but the property itself felt very safe, so I never worried about leaving my things. Didn’t think bugs were bad, even in the rain!