North Shore Glamping Camping Laie, Oahu, Hawaii

The tent was great. The position is good. Restrooms clean.

There aren’t hairdryer, glasses, silverware, dishes and neither a fridge. There was a igloo box but without ice, so we have to buy every this thing . In this way more than 2 days you can’t stay but however we have been well here . The nature is the very protagonist !

テント、テント内の設備が良かった。特に、クーラーボックスとタオルがありがたかった。ベッドも良かった。点滅するライトや植物にセンスの良さを感じた。 自然環境と施設の清潔感。星が綺麗で、鳥や虫の鳴き声が良かった。鶏はちょっとうるさかったが。。笑 ボディーボードなど気の利いたアイテムがあった。 トイレ、シャワーも清潔感、センスの良さがあった。 シャンプー、ボディーソープがありがたかった。コンディショナーがあるともっと良かった。

四つあるトイレとシャワーて、シャワーや鍵が壊れかけているところがあった。 設備やアメニティについて、詳しい情報があると、不安がなくなるので、ありがたい。欲しいものは、全てありました。 雨が降ったあと、くつに泥がこびりつきました。テントの位置て、しょうがない面もあるかと思いますが、改善できると良いと思いました。

Le confort à l'intérieur des tentes, les lits sont agréables

Les sanitaires n'étaient pas très propres et il n'y a pas d'eau chaude contrairement à ce qu'on peut lire dans différentes descriptions On avait lu qu'il y avait des bruits de coq donc pas de surprises de ce côté, il y en a bien, par contre il y a aussi beaucoup de chiens qui aboient dès 4h du matin..et ça c'est moins sympa On a vu personne ni à l'arrivée, ni au départ... Les moustiquaires étaient abîmées à certaines ouvertures et donc moins efficaces Dommage que le wifi (celui des propriétaires) que l'on capte très bien sur le campement ne soit pas ouvert à disposition des clients Bref le tout fait un peu cheap...on est assez loin de l'idée de "Glamping"de

We had everything we needed for a week on the island, the location is perfect, close to a beautiful beach, a cafe, a nice beautiful (and long) hike!

The place was beautiful, the view amazing

Couple of problems with the water. Other than that all good

Comfortable and clean tents with plenty of room. Very close to a beautiful beach and also town for supermarket and other conveniences. The surrounding area is quiet and peaceful. Owners are friendly and helpful.

Nothing

Excellent value given the location to the beach, food, and to the rest of the members of our party that was staying in a hotel.

Power bank was onsite given that you do not have power directly to your tent. So bring your own power bank. Would love if there was wifi.

Tent clean and tidy at check in Photo of first red pillar road marker helpful. Power banks and fans with power bank available for borrowing Body board available for borrowing Bedding clean and comfortable Dome tent water proof View from tent “window” to banana tree field Door locks provided String lights provided Hammocks and canopy sitting area Water dispenser with hot and cold water Charging station for power banks and fans Parking next to tent Quiet landscape and grassy field Unique outdoor experience in market crowded Directly across from Hukilau Beach Bathrooms cleaned before I showered every morning Shampoo, body soap, hand soap and TP provided

Opportunities for improvement: Bug control for extended stays - Ants crawling on floor and bed in my tent after third night stay. I did not know what options I had other than to try and squash them all. Note: I did not bring food into the tent at all during my stay. Door padlock code was inaccurate leaving my tent unsecured for my first day. Please double check code and provide a more secure code. Other campers could easily guess my code based upon my tent number. Power banks and fans only provide USB A output. I suggest providing adapters or new power banks that offer USB C output. Outdoor Extension cords provided at bathroom table did reach my tent, but the cord was damaged and power did not flow. Folding table at bathroom cluttered with random items and plant overgrowth. Not sure what was communal use items vs other camper belongings. Maybe offer “lockers” near the bathrooms for securing overnight device charging or personal items? Better organization using shelving and labels? Relocate the cleaning supplies outdoor storage bin to a location away from bathrooms to avoid confusion. Bathroom light switch in one bathroom required multiple adjustments to work properly. May need replacement. Bathroom light was left on by another camper at night and when I took a shower my first night here, the bathroom was swarming with bugs and bugs were stuck to toilet, sink and mirror. Maybe put self-closing springs on the door or auto-shutoff lights after 15 minutes? After red pillar road marker and land bridge crossing, the entrance off the dirt road not clearly marked. Add signage with arrows to help guide campers. Bathroom ventilation can be improved with ceiling or window ventilation fans. String light instructions via booking.com message were not clear and paper with instructions was hiding in drawer of night stand. Maybe label the string light battery/solar with instructions? WiFi connection was available only by bathrooms.