Nami Project Review: Suites & Cabins Pros & Cons
During our five night visit we stayed half of our time in the Arashi Cabin and half in the Mozuku Suite. Both were truly world class accommodations. And feature a hefty per night price to match. (Full transparency, our cabin stay was comped and we paid full price for the suite reservation.)
The Arashi Cabin is probably the most secluded and private room on the property, with no other buildings visible from it's ocean-facing windows and deck. The interior is very comfortable, well styled, and chic. The private cedar hot tub on the deck was very luxurious. And we used the interior sauna daily. We didn't use the kitchenette much, but was nice to know it was there if needed.
The Mozuku Suite is on the second floor of the main lodge building, accessed through a shared stairwell with three other units, The suite offers ample space inside with a generous balcony overlooking the property and the Pacific—all offering fantastic sunset views. The private sauna was a favorite, and in general, the two-room suite offered everything we could have wanted.
Though, there were some minor downsides to our experience.
Mainly, mosquitos. When our taxi driver dropped us off she mentioned the property that this area of the island had previously been a marsh. Within a few seconds we understood what she meant—the mosquitos were ravenous. Unfortunately this ruled out us enjoying the many hot tubs and the massive sliding glass doors in each room. Good news is, this is a summer-only issue. And largely out of the control of The Nami Project.