Oceanfront Paniolo Hale 2 Bd/2 Bth 2 Story Condo Just Steps Away from the Beach

This condo in Molokai is a perfect getaway with spacious living.
With all the windows open including the screened in porch there are cool breezes that pass through the house 24/7.
It feels like we are living outside close to the turkeys that come around to eat the falling mangos.
It is located on the corner of the building, so we hardly saw any other visitors.
The condo has a private feeling and is steps from a white sand beach.
We would definately come back to this condo.
Thank you for having such a homely, clean and spacious condo!

When you walk into this incredible space, at once you're overwhelmed by the view of the ocean. Everything you want in an oceanfront property is here. The plantation doors completely open allowing the trade winds to transcend you to "heaven". The first floor has a beautiful open living room which spills onto the lanai. We had dinner by candlelight on the lanai, listening to the surf. We were able to get fresh Mahi-Mahi from a local as well as papaya, mango, bananas and of course pineapple. Kumu Farms is highly recommended as a source for organic produce. This condo is appointed with every single thing you could ask for; any type of cooking item, quality linens, beach towels and beach chairs; a washer and dryer; the list goes on and on. A car is necessary on Molokai and this condo is on the western side of the island. Buy groceries in town before you get to the condo since it is about 20 minutes away. The "Friendly" grocery store has everything you need. There is a lovely community pool and gas grill which came in handy for the mahi-mahi. And then there are the sunsets...neighbors gather with wine, and snacks and watch the incredible sunsets. What a place! We can't wait to go back!

My wife and I spent five weeks in this clean, lovely home beginning February, 2012. It is comfortably decorated, about 150 yards from the beach, and possibly the best ocean front unit on the western side of Molokai. It has everything you need, plus more. It’s nice to pretend you’re rich! Liana, the property manager, is very easy to work with, and extremely knowledgeable about the island. She makes things happen. Be sure to purchase fresh fish from her husband. The screened-in porch, and upstairs balcony, are places you’ll spend a lot of time. We rented the owner’s car, a Volkswagen Passat. It’s cheaper then the local car rentals. Plus the car rental agencies, run out of cars quickly – reserve ahead. If you enjoy solitude and a “back to old Hawaii” feeling, you’ll enjoy Molokai. Tourists are scarce and things are very quiet. Flip flops and a bathing suit are all you need. I believe there’s more deer then people. The Molokai Mule ride to Kalaupapa (Leper colony) is a must, but you should reserve a mule weeks in advance. Do so from home, before you travel. The mule ride is on many “bucket lists” and in demand. It is both exhilarating and terrifying, at the same time. Save up your money, it cost $190 per person, but well worth it. You must take your camera. Finally, if you need to unwind and recharge the old battery, or just “kick back”, rent this beautiful condo.

John & Marion Rusenko
West Chester, Pennsylvania