Bedroom with ocean view at Mākaha Beach Cabanas
Travel Nurse Housing

Furnished Housing
for Travel Nurses

Beachfront monthly rentals on Oahu's west coast. Decompress after shifts with direct sand access.

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Mākaha Beach Cabanas provides fully furnished monthly housing for travel nurses working on Oahu's west side and beyond. Located at 84-965 Farrington Highway in Mākaha, the property is about 10 minutes from Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center, 35 minutes from Queen's Medical Center West Oahu in Ewa Beach, and 40 minutes from the Schofield Barracks area. Each unit comes with a California King bed, full kitchen for meal prepping between shifts, high-speed Starlink WiFi, free dedicated parking, climate control (A/C in Azul, BedJet 3 in-sheet cooling in Noir), and a washer/dryer. The rate starts at $5,995 for 30 nights with no additional fees.

After a 12-hour shift, you walk from your car to a private beachfront unit in a quiet, gated complex with only one other unit in the building. No hotel hallways, no shared walls with dozens of strangers, no resort noise. Just the sound of waves. The unit suits a solo traveler or two colleagues sharing costs, with a maximum of 3 guests per unit.

Commute Times

How Far Is Mākaha from Oahu Hospitals?

Honest drive times from our door to major healthcare facilities. Times are approximate and vary with traffic.

FacilityDrive TimeDistanceNotes
Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center~10 minutes4 milesStraight shot on Farrington Hwy
Queen's Medical Center West Oahu (Ewa Beach)~35 minutes22 milesH-1 East, light traffic early AM
Tripler Army Medical Center~40 minutes28 milesH-1 East to Moanalua
Schofield Barracks / Wahiawa area~40 minutes25 milesH-2 North from H-1
Downtown Honolulu hospitals (Queens, Straub)45 to 60 minutes32 milesTraffic-dependent, worst 4:30 to 6:30 PM
Kapiolani Medical Center50 to 65 minutes34 milesSimilar to downtown route
Built for Shift Workers

What Makes This Different from a Hotel?

Fully Furnished

California King memory foam bed, full living room, everything you need from day one. No shopping for basics.

Full Kitchen

Cook your own meals between shifts. Full-size fridge, oven, microwave, coffee maker, cookware, and dishes.

Starlink WiFi

Reliable high-speed internet for charting, telehealth, or streaming after a long shift.

Free Parking

Dedicated spot right at your door. No parking garages, no daily fees, no hunting for spots.

Beachfront Decompression

Walk out your door and onto the sand. Nothing resets a 12-hour shift like the sound of waves.

Quiet and Private

Only 2 units in the building. Gated complex. No hotel noise, no shared walls with strangers.

Common Questions

Travel Nurse Housing FAQ

Is Mākaha a good location for travel nurses working on Oahu?

It depends on where your assignment is. If you are working at Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center, it is a 10-minute drive. For Queen's West Oahu in Ewa Beach, expect about 35 minutes. Downtown Honolulu hospitals are 45 to 60 minutes depending on traffic. The tradeoff is that you come home to a private beachfront setting instead of a noisy hotel or apartment complex near the highway.

What is included in the monthly rate for travel nurses?

Everything. The $5,995 rate for 30 nights includes furnished living space, California King bed, full kitchen, high-speed Starlink WiFi, dedicated parking, climate control (A/C in Azul, BedJet 3 cooling in Noir), washer/dryer access, all utilities, premium linens and towels, and direct beach access. No hidden fees or extra charges.

Can two travel nurses share the unit?

Yes. Each unit accommodates up to 3 guests. Many travel nurses share with a colleague or partner to split costs, bringing the per-person rate to under $100 per night for a private beachfront unit. That is significantly less than most extended-stay hotels on Oahu.

Is there parking included?

Yes, a dedicated parking spot is included at no extra cost. You park right at your unit, not in a shared garage or lot. This matters when you are coming home from a night shift at 3 AM.

How does this compare to extended-stay hotels on Oahu?

Extended-stay hotels near Honolulu hospitals typically run $150 to $250 per night ($4,500 to $7,500/month) for a small room with a kitchenette, shared walls, and no outdoor space. Here you get a full apartment with a real kitchen, private beach access, and a quiet setting for the same price or less.

Is the WiFi reliable enough for charting and telehealth?

Yes. We use Starlink satellite internet, which provides consistent high-speed connectivity. It handles video calls, telehealth sessions, and online charting without issues. Multiple nurses have used it for remote documentation during their assignments here.

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Last updated: September 2026