The Guesthouse is in a great setting: a wonderful garden with avocado trees, the ocean in the background. The design of the interior of our room was very nice.
Furniture and equipment of the room were good, but a little old. You couldn't lock the door, since the rest of a key was stuck in there (obviously someone accidentally broke his key off). The bathroom would have needed some remodeling many years ago, and the bathtub was clogged. Windows hadn't been cleaned for a while, and a cockroach came by for a visit (it is fair to say that in the tropics, this stuff can happen).
We strongly suggest some improvements, then the place would be a great place to stay. We're not sure whether the owner, who was away at the time of our visit, is really familiar with the situation.

It was such a pleasure staying at the Kohala Country Adventures Guesthouse among the fruit trees, looking out at the gardens, and listening to the birdsong. Walking up and down the road and exploring from Hawi to the Pololu Valley, I discovered that the birds sang most joyously at Bobi's place. I truly felt I was part of nature in Hawaii there. There was even a view down to the blue, blue ocean. We were comfortable in our cozy room and noticed that the one above us looked splendid and had such fabulous views! You could walk into Kapaau or drive into Hawi in minutes, where the local coffee shop was a gathering place full of aloha and good food. I wished I could stay longer and get to know Bobi a little more.

We just really enjoyed the hospitality and warmth of Bobbi Moreno's guesthouse in Kohala. It is easily found just up the street in Kapa au, from the King Kamehameha statue. The place is located on acres of rolling green hillside, and the guesthouse itself is a delight with lots of color and flowers.

We had the garden room. Totally comfy queen size bed, with additional twin available. Fridge, Satt-tv both worked well. Large (long) black jacuzzi tub worked although I was more interested in just stretching out in a big tub. Small table for two looks out into a lazy cow pasture with the ocean looming above the trees, in the distance. Very quiet. Separate entrance with small porch/ table/ chairs etc. Bobi has landscaped and planted a beautiful piece of land. Extraordinary colors and shapes, very nice environment. This is not a B&B. No breakfast served, but, for us, this was not an issue. The privacy, peacefulness and attractive surroundings beat Costco croissants, grade C eggs, and questionable coffee anytime. (We made our own coffee in our room.) Furthermore there is a cool little place to get local coffee and ambiance just down the road.
Great place. inhabitants of Ka'pau and Hawi are living a wonderful life. Bobi's guest house is a perfect place to start.