The three carpeted guest rooms are well-maintained with nice bathrooms (a bit tight, perhaps) but the covered lanai replete with rock walls, pond and art galore provides a comfortable place to stretch out. Licensed Ham radio operators are welcome to use the host's equipment for their own DIY DXpedition. Wi-fi is available for other more mainstream communicators.
Leilani Bed & Breakfast
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