I was not sure what to expect, I had only learned about my mothers plans to visit Lanai a few days before. Hearing that it was a plantation home, I was expecting something big, old, impressive, with lots of wide open space surrounding. Not so much. Just a quaint, clean, sweet oasis after a long day of traveling. The Hunter family treated us with exceptional, genuine care; I am positive that the service at the Four Seasons wouldn't compare. My sleep that night was flawless, I awoke rested and rejuvenated and thoroughly enjoyed my breakfast and the company that came with it. My experience was exceptional and I would highly reccomend that you take the opportunity to visit Lanai and Dreams Come True!

Mike and Susan have a wonderful atmosphere @ their bed and breakfast. It is a relaxing and simple but very charming home, Many antiques from their journey through life fill this home with love. It is located in a very safe and clean area as is the whole island. The breakfast included in your stay is wonderful fresh coffe, home bread, WONDERFUL MUFFINS, fresh passion fruit jucie and much more!!!!! A place were you can sit on the front porch and read a book or rent a vehicle from the owners and site see the island. The best vaction experience a bed and breakfast we could EVER ASKED FOR!!!!
Sincerely The Hornbachers

Now beware - there's not much accommodation in Lanai at all - mainly 2 x Four Seasons hotels and a few B&Bs! Lanai is great - all the locals know each other so you can be guaranteed a friendly welcome wherever you are. This B&B was good for us, a family of 4 with 2 toddlers. We had an en suite room, I think there were 4 rooms in total - all nice rooms. Our room was slightly small given we had 2 travel cots but it had a very welcoming atmosphere, and was cosy. There is free internet and plasma screen in the communal area - we also had a large cable TV in our room. Breakfasts were fresh each morning, with the owners own fruit and great coffee. We had to supply our own high chair, which is understandable given the small business size. The other rooms were unoccupied during our 7 day stay so this may have made things more pleasurable for us.
Note that if you arrive by plane, Dreams Comes True is a drop-off point for the island shuttle bus (operated by the Four Seasons) - $10 for the family I think. Pickups from the Dollar rent-a-car one block from the B&B - bring your own car seats and get your own insurance - there's none provided by Dollar!

Aloha!, I've been here in Hawaii for the last 7 years and finally made my first trip to Lanai. I'm kicking myself for waiting for so long. I found Dreams Come True B&B mentioned tangentially by way of a review/ link in the Lanai Forum on this website and thought I would give back to the community. Bottomline up front: Dreams Come True is an excellent value and a great accomodation in Lanai City. The room was clean and comfortable, although spartan (I like spartan, actually. And that's because when I vacation I try not to spend much time in the room). The bed was spacious and super comfortable--I slept like a log...the skylight was charming and the bathroom jacuzzi tub was just the ticket after two days of beachcombing and some intense hiking. The free internet use meant I stowed my laptop --no need for it. The place kinda reminded me a bit of a nice Mom & Pop hotel I once stayed at in Germany. Anyway, breakfast was fun and filling and the coffee was excellent. The family that runs the B&B are polite, helpful, friendly, and flexible--they certainly treat you like a guest, but they don't fawn all over you or overdue it...I felt very at ease and they were helpful with advice and recommendations about what to do and see. I will definitely be back. Mahalo!