Our "Sanctuary by the Sea" is a cozy, corner, studio apartment that sits on the edge of the Diamond Head Beach Hotel and Residences building, facing famous Diamond Head State Monument on one side (our side) & the other, against the famous Gold Coast of the Pacific Ocean & Kaluahole Channel. Our unit is on the 6th floor with elevator and stair access and a great view of Kapiolani Park, Diamond Head as mentioned above and overlooks the sweeping landscape of Manoa, Palolo, and Wilhelmina Rise from the lanai. Lots of light and crosswinds make this a happy and breezy space. We also have a great little AC unit that cools the place down quickly if needed. We have somewhat of a bohemian, hindu-ish, asian, relaxed vibe with some special sculptures and pieces. We try to keep it clutter free and minimal so you have space to utilize counter space. We have a full bathtub and shower. The deep bathroom sink doubles as a kitchen sink for more space in the kitchenette, which includes pretty much everything you need to cook small meals (rice cooker, crockpot, dishes, glassware, silverware, electric griddle and burner, blender, toaster, coffee machine, electric kettle, etc.) We have a microwave oven that doubles as a convection oven as well. We also provide bathroom supplies such as shampoo, conditioner, soap, toilet paper and paper towels. We offer a weather proof container filled with beach toys and gear, in addition to tennis rackets and a small cooler. Beach chairs and a fold up beach cart for easy transport to the beach. We have a mini fridge and a fold-up cart for easy transport of groceries as well in addition to drawer space for pantry items. My favorite spot is on the lanai overlooking DH, the park and our shared monkeypod tree. I also love the couch spot with a mirror reflecting Diamond Head for a cozy spot to curl up with a book or plan out your adventures around the island! PS, our cozy couch pulls out to a full-size bed fitted with new pillows, foam topper and sheets.

Aloha! Born and raised on Oahu and love to share the magical vibes of the island and the pristine environment. I love to take care of people in general so I really enjoy hosting; providing a comfortable and cozy space in addition to being a part of wonderful memories being made is a joy. I love all thing about water and the ocean, art, music, decorating, cooking, hiking, dancing and, of course, traveling. Learning new cultures and exploring the world is a must in life and I am proud to be a part of welcoming you to the beautiful and magical, vibrational healing space we call Hawai'i if this is your first visit. If not, I welcome you home to one of the most beautiful places in the world! Aloha and Mahalo! Ann

This peaceful part of Oahu boasts many attributes including close proximity to the fun-filled area of Waikiki, the quick access to Diamond Head, great surf spots and beach access in less than five minutes. Also located in this sweet little gem of a location is Kapiolani Park, one of the largest and 2nd oldest parks on Oahu. Both the aquarium and the zoo are in walking distance as well. Old Mans and Tongs are just 2 of the great surf breaks. Kaimana Beach is a great family friendly beach in walking distance. Take a quick hike up to the Diamond Head Lighthouse then cruise down to DH Beach Park for a refreshing cool down. Easy drive to shopping in Kahala (don't miss the Shangri-La Museum near that area), walking distance to the luxurious and outdoor mall, the International Marketplace. Maybe a 20 minute drive to our larger mall, the pristine Ala Moana. International graffiti from Hawaii's Pow!Wow! Festival along with cute cafes and boutique shops line the streets in the newly renovated area of artistic Kaka'ako is also an easy 20 minute drive. Famous Dillingham Fountain is literally right across the street from the building and is also a relaxing addition to decompressing on the lanai. Another gem in walking distance is the famous Michel's restaurant on the beach where from time to time you will find our big friends, the Hawaiian Monk Seals, beach themselves for a little rest. The legendary Kaimana Hotel boasts a long history with another ocean-front & fantastic restaurant, the Hau Tree, its namesake sitting as the staple and glorious centerpiece for this open-air experience and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and is available to the public. Ala Wai Canal is just past the zoo where you can enjoy a morning walk or run while overlooking the Ala Wai Golf Course, watch the Kamehameha Canoe Club jet down the waterway, and gaze down the streets of Waikiki. Don't get me started on restaurants in these subsets surrounding our little slice of heaven! Too many to name!