The Hale Hibiscus Maui House for Vacation Rentals
Hale Hibiscus Home in Lahaina
The Hale Hibiscus was a 4-bedroom house in the north part of Lahaina, that was a very good place for a family to be together on their Maui vacation. Unfortunately this property has new owners and is no longer available for vacation rentals.
This home is surrounded by beautiful plants. On the grounds are 8 mango trees, 7 plumeria trees, 2 banana trees, 1 papaya tree, and lemon and lime trees. Guests can pick and eat any of this fresh fruit. There are numerous flowers. The greenhouse includes ferns, orchids, bird of paradise, and other tropical plants. Snorkel equipment, boogie boards, sand toys, barbeque, outdoor sink, binoculars, and spotting scope are all provided. The beach at Wahikuli Beach Park is less than 5 minutes drive away (or you can walk). It’s only two more miles to Kaanapali beach. The town of Lahaina is only 5 minutes drive in the other direction.
There is a living room, dining room, and full kitchen. One air conditioned bedroom has a king-size bed. Two bedrooms (one with air conditioning) have queen-size beds. The fourth bedroom has bunk beds and a futon. There’s wi-fi in the house and on the ocean-view deck. Parking for up to four cars.
The Hale Hibiscus outside photos
Deck:
Mangos for you to pick and eat:
Beautiful plants all over the grounds:
The Hale Hibiscus inside photos
Living room:
One of the four bedrooms:
Bedroom with bunk beds:
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