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A footpath lead from the short private driveway to the little house tucked into the forest. This path is illuminated at night for convenience and safety. | ||
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Your first glimpse of the Hale Iki, as the path curves through a forest of giant tree ferns. |
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Broad wooden steps lead up to the lanai. At the right hand side of the steps is a Ti plant, for good fortune. |
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A cozy corner of the lanai where you can sip your morning coffee and listen to the birds in the Ohia trees. |
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Looking in through the sliding glass doors at the front of the cottage, you can see the stairs leading up to the loft. |
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The covered deck wraps the entire cottage. In back there is a washer and dryer for your convenience. |
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The wood burning stove is in a corner of the living room. There is always plenty of firewood on hand. Two electric heaters have also been installed for those cold mornings when you don't want to get up early to make a fire. |
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Looking up, you see the loft, which has a queen size bed under a down comforter. Tall windows let in the moonlight. There is also a TV and telephone for local calls. |
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The well appointed kitchen features an electric stove, refrigerator, toaster, coffee maker, microwave, utensils, dishes, pots and pans and some staples. You'll even find a Hawaiian cookbook in one of the drawers. Be sure to check out the maps, books, and guest book on the bookshelf. The downstairs telephone is on the wall next to the bookshelf. |
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One of the main attractions is the sunken tub for two. Open the French windows, sip some champagne, and enjoy a romantic bubble bath. It just doesn't get any better than this! |
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