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"The tennis court was not really a tennis court and the tennis rackets were so broken. We stay at first floor which we hear everyone footsteps from the second floor during the night and early morning. So if you are like get sleeper, make sure you don’t have anyone lives above you during your stay"

"Beautiful sunsets and relaxing atmosphere. Being close to Two Step made daily snorkeling easy. Host had great suggestions for restaurants and places to see."

"Nice size rooms, full kitchen, 2 and 1/2 bathrooms, full table and livingroom, outside patio with table and chairs. Plenty of space to cable tv to relax after busy days at beach and sightseeing! Great value! Highly recommend!"

"We had a great stay at the Outrigger. Staff was helpful and polite, property was clean and we'll kept, everything was fine in the room."

"Customers need to be warned that this isn't a hotel and the room wasn't really a room, but rather a screened-in porch. There were no windows to close - only screens. There was no shower, but rather a bathtub where people from the outside could see anyone in the tub. The bathroom sink was actually a kitchen sink that came with cockroaches. The bed was in very bad condition, sinking in the middle. There was poor lighting, no air conditioning, and nearly deafening noise from frogs outside. When we arrived, it was completely dark and to reach our room, you were required to climb a steep hill/driveway. The breakfast consisted of some cut up fruit, wheat bread, oatmeal, and coffee. The owner was friendly, trying to be accomodating and helpful."

"Good stay. Lovely property. Will definitely be back. Thank you!"

"The breakfast was amazing"

"Great stay. A couple of their hot tubs were down but there are 6 on the property so not the biggest deal but definitely inconvenient. "

"Our stay at Gingerhill Farm Retreat was a unique and grounding experience. We stayed in the Bamboo cabin with an outdoor kitchen, shower, and sink, all supplied with propane and warm water, along with a clean compost toilet. The space was designed as an open lanai, allowing for natural cross-ventilation. We never needed the fan. The cabin was surrounded by lush vegetation, with the sounds of the jungle creating a vivid atmosphere at night and in the early morning. The common areas include a terrace overlooking the ocean beyond the tree line, offering beautiful sunset views. The staff was attentive and supportive throughout our stay. We also had the honor of meeting the owner, Ms. Mayumi Oda, often referred to as the “Matisse of Japan,” whose vision promotes healthy living and environmental awareness. This experience offered a rare balance between natural living and everyday comfort. It felt less like a stay and more like an immersion into a different way of being."