It's been several years since we stayed at the Aloha, but it stands out as one of the most perfect bed and breakfast experiences of my life.

Greg and Lalaine were wonderful hosts, not intrusive, but knowledgeable of the area and friendly. Their properties are beautiful yet amazingly comfortable and inviting. And the breakfast is simply superb.

Over the years, several of my family members have stayed at Aloha when we visited Gig Harbor from Alabama and Georgia, and we have all been awestruck by the accommodation. It's a must!

We have stayed at several Gig Harbor properties in the past but the Aloha Beachside Bed and Breakfast was by far the best place we have stayed at. Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Wong!

We stayed in the Cabana and although it has two guest rooms, we were lucky and no one else was staying there so we got the entire cabana to ourselves. The cabana has two bedrooms and a sitting area upstairs, and a living room, dining room, and kitchen downstairs. It was just lovely with beautiful bed linens, a waterfront view, and a private deck.

The main house was also beautiful as well as the expansive gardens. Breakfast was wonderful with fresh mango, guava juice, Kona coffee, a fruit and nut oatmeal, bacon, waffles, and chocolate dipped strawberries....whew! The hostess, Lalanie Wong, was very nice and friendly. We watched her as we ate breakfast and she gave special attention to each guest without being intrusive. My husband is very shy but he loved this bed and breakfast and he felt very comfortable.

After breakfast, we took a walk on the beach, which you can access by a short flight of stairs near the cabana. The beach is rocky but we found all sorts of shells, rocks, sand dollars, and seaglass. It was a warm and wonderful morning.

We were sorry to leave and want to go back soon so we can stay longer. We highly recommend the Aloha Beachside. Not sure what the situation was with the previous review. All I can say is that there are always two sides to every story and Wongs are wonderful people.

I still can't believe that the owner of this place had the nerve to pull a fast one on me the night of my wedding. I had stopped by the property to see what it was like because I was getting married a month later and wanted a nice place to go after the wedding. The owner showed me around and convinced me to book on the spot giving me a discount for helping her out. She only had that one room left to book for that particular night. It was a beautiful room-great walk in shower and view of the water. I booked it giving her my credit card number. Everything is great till the day of my wedding. On the way to the ceremony I call asking if my sister can stop by to put a basket of things in our room. It is then that she tells me that my room is no longer available-Someone else now is staying in there. Instead we get a little room right inside the front door- no bathroom or view or anything. We left early skipping the breakfast-I couldn't look the owner in the face without screaming at her. It was weeks before I told my wife how we were ripped off. No phone call from the owner to apologize, nothing but broken promises that I paid for.

If you want a unique and incredibly pleasant travel experience, stay at Lalanie and Greg Wong's Aloha Beachside B and B in the Gig Harbor area. We were pleased with everything and would go there again and again.

We rented two rooms in the "cabana", which is really a two story unit on the shore. It had two bedrooms and a sitting room upstairs, each with a full water view, and a living room, dining room and large kitchen downstairs, laundry room downstairs. Panoramic windows all around and a deck upstairs and down. Since we rented the 2 rooms we had the whole place to ourselves. During a gourmet breakfast an eagle flew over the glass covered dining room in the main house.

If you're interested in a wedding, they have a gazebo and are working on a larger area close by. Wonderful for a honeymoon or family vacation, or just chilling out on a beautiful Washington day. If you have an elderly person the main house is great, the cabana had 27 steps down, but our 90 old grandma handled it ok! Close enough to Tacoma and the glass museum, Ikea and Fry's! Better than a city hotel. Check out their website for pictures [--]