The Falls at Reed’s Island

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Mahalo for your interest in The Falls at Reeds Island.  Picture having your wedding close to the mist of the secluded waterfall. Your wedding plans for an intimate wedding would be just right as we limit guests at 25.  If total head count is 10 or less then receptions on the property are acceptable.

We do have an Event fee of $450 and a minimum stay of 4 nights.  We have folding chairs, rounds tables and linen available for your use.

Request a quote for the dates you are considering.  A 30% reservation deposit is required to hold your dates. The balance for your stay is payable in the following manner: 30% of total due 90 days prior to check in and the balance would be due 60 days prior to check in. A Security Deposit of $2,000 is payable 15 days prior to check in. Payment accepted via check or credit card.

From Travel & Leisure:  “Consider this private three-bedroom vacation rental, tucked into the rain forest one mile from the Big Island Hilo Bay, the ultimate escape.  You’ll have the lodge-like house all to yourself, including soaking tubs and a manicured lawn that overlooks a swoon-worthy waterfall, where many couples have staged their ceremony to the sound of the rushing Wailuku River.  But don’t wait: best for intimate gatherings, this jungle retreat books up to a year in advance.”

Owners are Jack and Jane Stevenson. Jack is a fourth generation Hawaii resident. His great grandparents came from Germany in 1882, straight to Kauai. Jane has lived in Hawaii over 50 years. They grew up on Oahu and spent 14 years on Kauai before moving to the Big Island when they purchased the property and created “The Falls at Reed’s Island”. They fell in love with Hilo immediately.  Hilo feels like Honolulu did in the fifties. They love the verdant green side of the Island and all the beautiful rivers and streams. They live in a historic house just five minutes from The Falls. Jack is very active in the Rotary Club of South Hilo. Jane spends time on historic preservation. Jack is an avid scuba diver, who only recently sold his dive boat.  The property was a private vacation home designed and built by two Architects, from San Francisco. Upon the death of one, the property was put on the market. We purchased the property because of its simplistic beauty, and by the way it has a 25′ waterfall right in the yard. Jane and I converted it to a vacation rental.