Paniolo Hale B2

Come and stay at this is a lovely one-bedroom, two-bath condo with open beam ceilings and hardwood floors! The ground floor level has a treetop view living area with a large screened lanai, fully-equipped kitchen, full bath, and dining/living room with a flatscreen TV/VCR, high-speed internet, and a sleeper sofa in the living room. Upstairs has a private spa-like bath with new stacked washer and dryer, and a main bedroom with a queen-size bed and peekaboo view of the ocean from there. Nicely remodeled with newly tiled kitchen and baths, freshly painted and decorated with a sophisticated, tropical flair, this condo will be unforgettable!

Guests can use the shared pool, barbecue area, and beach access. Disabled parking and a lit path to the entrance are available, with garden space and outdoor seating on the grounds. This unit has grab rails for the shower and toilet, an accessible-height toilet, and an accessible-height bed.

The neighborhood:
Paniolo Hale is on Molokai's quiet west end, near Kepuhi Beach and the wide, uncrowded coastline around Maunaloa. Days here are less about checking off attractions and more about a beach walk, a snorkel when conditions are right, and watching the sun go down over the water. Maunaloa is a short drive for basic shopping and a casual bite. This area suits travelers who value quiet roads, open space, and the chance to experience the Friendly Isle at an unhurried pace.

What's nearby:
Paniolo Hale itself is located on Molokai's west end just steps from the ocean. Kepuhi Beach is right out front and great for winter surfing and summer swimming/snorkeling and just relaxing. To the left from Kepuhi and across the old golf course is Papohako Beach, the longest white sand beach in the state of Hawaii. Papohaku is too rough for swimming in the winter months, but searching for seashells and watching the waves break are awesome ways to spend time there. A short walk to the right of Kepuhi brings you to Make Horse Beach, with easily accessed tide pools for exploring, a natural sheltered cove, and plenty of sand and sun for the perfect day at the beach. For great ocean scenery, there's also a hike to the point. There are many things to see and do on Molokai, and most are all outdoors. Paddlers can rent a kayak or stand-up boards and paddle over our barrier reef. Molokai is about outdoor activity and entertaining yourselves-always careful to respect Hawaii's surf conditions.

Getting around:
Molokai Airport (MKK) in Hoolehua is about 20 to 25 minutes from Maunaloa. A rental car is essential on this quiet, spread out west end, where services are limited and beaches are a short drive away. The small town center allows a limited stroll on foot. Parking is easy and uncrowded, which suits Molokai's slower pace.

Our local Heavenly Vacations Molokai team is just a call or message away throughout your stay. On the most authentically Hawaiian of the islands, we love sharing our favorite places to enjoy, and we are here to help right away should any issue arise. We respect your privacy and are here whenever you need us.

Other things to note:
• This property is managed by Heavenly Vacations.
• All guests shall abide by Heavenly's good neighbor policy and shall not engage in illegal activity.
• No smoking is permitted anywhere on the premises.

Permit info: 510030110006

You must be 21 years or older to rent this property.