Conde Nast Traveler - February, 2004
"20 Most Intimate Places To Stay in Hawaii"

"The innkeeper has a skilled skilled sense of design and light touch that allows the scenery to steal the show. The Thai Tree House, with its cushioned loft and imported teak cabinets, sits on stilts amid bamboo and fragrant eucalyptus. At the other end of the property is the octagonal Aloha Cottage, where the custom-made bed lies in the center of the room, beneath a skylight. Both have stylish kitchens, outdoor soaking tubs, and sublime views."

Frommer's "Maui Guide 2006"

"This could be one of the most romantic spots on Maui! Hidden in the secluded rolling hills of Olinda on a 5-acre parcel of manicured, landscaped tropical foliage are two separate cottages."

Rated: 2 out of 3 Stars

Fodor's "Hawaii Guide 2006"

"Highly Recommended!"

National Geographic Adventure Magazine - March, 2005
"Adveture Guide Maui"

"After an entire day of hiking in Haleakala National Park, you deserve a night at Aloha Cottage! A romantic pair of bungalows hidden in the wooded hills above the town of Makawao. The best detail is the big outdoor on each cottage's private lanai."

Best Places to Stay, Hawaii, 2000

"The Thai Tree House is a magnificent freestanding cottage is set on five cleared acres, adjacent to a 70-plus-acre tract of undeveloped forest. It sits up on stilts and practically hangs out over a gulch full of rainbow eucalyptus. Echoing from deep within the gulch and forest are a symphony of birds; pheasants scurry everywhere. When there is cloud cover, surely you must be on top of the world. When it's clear, there are distant but expansive ocean views. You've gained access to a place few visitors experience."

"The luxurious cottage is surrounded by bamboo for privacy, perfect when you want to soak in the double tub on the porch. You'll undoubtedly take breakfast on the porch, too, and perhaps you'll return from your explorations earlier than you would have otherwise to have a glass of wine before dinner."

"The focal point of the room is undoubtedly the bed, and fortunately it lives up to its glorified position. Pristine with fine cotton sheets with a down comforter covered with an immaculate duvet, the carved bed is among the most comfortable in Hawaii."