




Experience the spirit of the islands in Galveston at the Aloha House, a stunning, Hawaiian-inspired retreat perfectly situated for your next coastal getaway. This freshly remodeled home brings a touch of tropical paradise to the desirable Pirates' Beach neighborhood, offering a beautiful blend of high-end finishes and a relaxed atmosphere, just a quick jaunt away from the city's best seaside activities.
Designed for comfort and style, the home features a thoughtful layout across two levels. On the main floor, you will find a welcoming bedroom with a queen bed. The upper floor, accessed via a unique spiral staircase, houses two additional sleeping areas: a second bedroom with a queen bed and a versatile bunk room featuring a queen-over-queen bunk. With 3 bedrooms, 3 beds, and 2 bathrooms, the home comfortably accommodates up to 8 guests. Every bed is paired with luxurious bedding and high-quality mattresses to ensure an exceptionally comfortable stay.
Inside, the home boasts a well-appointed and fully stocked kitchen with ample cookware and utensils, ideal for preparing gourmet meals. The living area invites you to unwind on a large sectional couch where you can enjoy a movie on the large flat-screen TV or experience the nostalgia of playing your favorite record. The interior is complemented by classy Hawaiian decor and ceiling fans to keep you cool.
Key Features & Amenities:
Located in the heart of Pirates' Beach, you are just steps away from easy-peasy beach access, making it simple to spend your days in the sun and water before retreating to your private sanctuary.
Practical Info & Rules:
Discover the perfect balance of island charm and modern luxury at the Aloha House, where the 979 Crew is dedicated to providing a clean, comfortable, and fun experience. Mahalo!
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