My husband & I stayed here 3 nights - and were indeed very pleased. Had flown to Kona, Big Island to attend our son's wedding near by. Lovely landscaped grounds, our room had it's own entrance, soothing Hawaian music very softly played through out the home. Our hosts were most pleasant & kindly agreed to allow us to bring 4 family members back, to see the home & enjoy a glass of wine, after the ceremony & reception. Delicious b'fast prepared on the weekends, only wish we had time to have enjoyed them more. A true " Aloha" spirit. We look forward to returning again.

We chose to stay at Puako B&B because of its reviews and proximity to beaches we wanted to explore. We were delighted by the many small touches that made us feel truly welcomed and comfortable, both in our room and in the shared areas. Tasty breakfasts, and lots of caring attention paid to us by Kelly, our host. Beautiful landscaping surrounds this lovely home. The beach access just a few houses down the street is rocky, but boasts lovely sunset views and the opportunity to see sea turtles swimming in the shallow pools and snoozing on the rocks. Beautiful sandy beaches with good snorkeling are a short drive away. We would come back to this place.

Puako B&B is a relaxing, close-to-the-beach, slice of Hawaii. I had not been to Hawaii for 37 years, and am usually a large-chain-hotel type of client. Staying here was perfect for a single traveler, and the couples I met were very happy there also. The rooms are tastefully decorated, with in-room A/C units so you can chose to use it or not. I chose not to. The tropical vegetation in the garden brings the Hawaiian aloha spirit close to you and the beach is just a short walk across the street. Breakfasts were fresh, on-time, and always had a variety of breads, fruit, eggs/oatmeal/fried-rice - and of course, fantastic coffee. Puna and Kelly are superb hosts, and Puna provided all of us with fascinating historical facts along with personal anecdotes that absolutely MADE my trip to Hawaii worthwhile.

It has been 10 years since our last trip to the Big Island and we were dismayed by the growth in commercialism and the mega resorts. Puako B&B was a pleasant surprise and a glimpse of a rapidly disappearing Hawaii. Located in a little quiet little village off the main highway, the property is located close to some of the best beaches on the island.

The property, the ancestral home of the hosts, is clean and comfortable and contains many family heirlooms. If you have the money to spring for the suite it is well worth it. We stayed in the Makai room which opens on to a little porch. The private bath has been attractively remodeled.

Our friendly hosts were gracious in accommodating our needs for every activity and provided great information on the area. Breakfasts were served at attractively set table and consisted of fresh fruit, pastries and egg dishes with fresh herbs from the garden.

We spent a wonderful week in Puako and hope to return again soon!