This isn’t a hotel.
It’s a homecoming.
A 1924 estate. Ten private suites. One hundred years of gathering — in the heart of walkable, unhurried Wailuku town.
One estate, three ways to gather
Book all ten suites and the gardens for your people. However you gather, everyone wakes up under one roof.
A hundred years of gathering, restored.
Original craft, quietly re-fitted for the way groups gather now.
Read our storyFull-property buyouts, in their words
The inn became the heart of our entire celebration — a place where our families could connect, relax, and spend meaningful time together.
We had all ten suites and the run of the garden for four days — the kids on the lawn, the grandparents on the lanai, dinner at one long table every night.
Mornings in the parlor, afternoons in the garden, and the whole team under one roof. We got more decided in three days than in a quarter of meetings.
Traveling as two? Take a suite.
Ten flower-named suites, each one different — in the heart of walkable Wailuku town.
Ten flower-named suites
Connecting family suites
Around the living room“Absolutely the best stay we had on Maui! … the perfect way to celebrate our 25th anniversary.”
“The location was awesome, the room was spotless, and the staff couldn’t have been more friendly or helpful.”
“Genuinely the better alternative to overpriced resorts… I’m tempted to gatekeep, but this property is too good not to share.”
“An Escape to Maui, Minus the Mai-Tai Crowd”
The Wall Street Journal · April 2025
“We loved our balcony suite, named ulu after the breadfruit tree in the garden.”
— Donna Bulseco, WSJ Travel
One estate. Ten suites. Yours.
Book the whole estate for your group, or take a single suite for two. Both paths start here.