Furnished Monthly & Long-Term Rentals in Hawaiʻi
Flexible, furnished homes and condos on Oʻahu, Maui County, the Big Island, and Kauaʻi, by the month or by the year. Plus friendly, practical guides to everyday island life.
Find Your Island
Every island has its own pace, its own neighborhoods, and its own reasons to stay a while. Compare them side by side .
Oʻahu
City life in Honolulu, beach towns on the Windward side, surf country on the North Shore, and sunny Leeward Oʻahu. The most jobs, hospitals, and flights in the state, plus the only rail line.
Maui County
Sunny South Maui beaches, cool Upcountry towns on the slopes of Haleakalā, and the quiet, rural islands of Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi.
Big Island
Bigger than the other islands combined: sunny Kona and Kohala, green Hāmākua and Hilo, ranch country in Waimea, and wide-open Kaʻū.
Kauaʻi
The Garden Isle and the oldest of the main islands: small towns, one main road, and green mountains from Hanalei to Waimea.
Settle In, Don’t Just Check In
Hawaii Monthly Rental is a Hawaiʻi-based directory and guide to flexible, furnished homes and condos, by the month or by the year. It’s for people who want to live here a while, not just visit: unpack, find a routine, and get to know a place beyond the highlights.
Stay a month or more and you’ll find your coffee spot, learn the farmers market schedule, and stop checking the forecast. It’s probably sunny somewhere on the island.
Moving here means shipping everything across about 2,500 miles of ocean. A furnished home lets you skip most of that: arrive with a suitcase and start living.
Each island page covers its regions, what day-to-day life is like, and the practical details: hospitals, transit, utilities, and internet. Our local resources by island pull the essential links together in one place, and our guide to renting in Hawaiʻi explains how county rules, taxes, and tenant law work, in plain language.
Flexible Stays for Real Life
People stay a while for all kinds of reasons. A few things worth knowing:
How It Works
1. Browse by island
Explore homes and condos by island and region. Listings show the monthly rate and the owner’s minimum stay up front. Start browsing .
2. Contact the owner
Your inquiry goes straight to the owner or property manager. We introduce you, then step aside.
3. Make yourself at home
Agree on terms and sign your rental agreement directly with the owner. Then unpack.
Guides to Get You Started
Plain-language help for renters and owners, written here in the islands.
Monthly & Long-Term Rental FAQ
What kind of rentals are on this site?
Flexible, furnished homes and condos, rented by the month or by the year and set up so you can move in with a suitcase. Our focus is longer stays, and licensed rentals of any length are welcome.
Is there a minimum stay?
Each owner sets their own, and it’s shown on every listing. Whether a home can offer shorter stays depends on county rules, and the taxes you pay depend on the length of your rental agreement. Our guide to renting in Hawaiʻi explains how it all works.
Which island is right for me?
It depends on how long you can stay, whether you need to be near work or a hospital, and how you feel about driving. Oʻahu has the most jobs, flights, and transit. Maui and Kauaʻi are quieter, and the Big Island offers the most space and the widest range of rents. Our island comparison puts them side by side.
Does it cost anything to use the site?
No. Browsing and contacting owners is free. We’re a directory and guide, not a real estate agency or booking site. We don’t take bookings or payments; you deal directly with the owner or property manager.
Can I book just a few nights?
We focus on longer stays. For a few nights, a hotel or a licensed vacation rental is usually a better fit.
Are the rentals furnished?
Mostly, yes. We focus on furnished homes, condos, and townhomes set up so you can arrive with a suitcase; some owners may also list unfurnished homes for longer leases. Ask each owner what’s included, especially utilities, internet, parking, and laundry.
What should I budget for besides rent?
Electricity in Hawaiʻi costs more than almost anywhere in the U.S., groceries run well above U.S. averages, and outside central Honolulu you’ll want a car. Ask each owner which utilities are included, and whether taxes are part of the quoted rent.
I own a furnished rental. Can I list it here?
Yes, at no cost during our launch. Start with our guide for owners for tips on pricing, furnishing, and the rules, then list your property .
List Your Property
Own a furnished home or condo in Hawaiʻi? List it at no cost during our launch and connect with renters planning stays of a month or more. Individual owners and property managers on every island are welcome. New to renting out your place? Start with our guide for owners . Managing several homes? Ask about partner options .
