Kona Village Resort, Hawaii

THIS RESORT IS BEST FOR: Families, Single Adults & Couples

THIS HOTEL IS RATED AS: 4.5 Stars

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HOTEL INFORMATION

The Closest thing to all-inclusive in Hawaii - Kona Village lies within the site of an ancient Hawaiian fishing village on 82 private acres at Kahuwai Bay along the Big Island’s Kohala Coast. Established in 1965, the resort is home to 125 thatched-roof bungalows called hale (ha-lay). Each is reflective of Polynesian architectural styles. Nestled around lush lagoons and pristine white and black sand beaches, guests enjoy vacation fun from water sports (snorkeling, diving, kayaking, deep sea fishing and more) to cultural and historical exploration within resort grounds.

Hawaii’s only Polynesian-style resort

Located on the site of an ancient fishing village, this resort is nestled on 82 acres of natural ponds and black-lava sand.

The 125 thatched-roof cottages, or hales, feature traditional rooms minus phones, clocks, radios, and TVs.

Children are discouraged during the “romance months” of May and September.

No air conditioning.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Garden/Moderate 2-Room Hale - Two-room hales have lagoon and garden views. They are located in Pond Hawaiian (610 square feet), Pond Marquesan(581 square feet), and New Caledonia (435 square feet). Each has two sleeping rooms separated by a large bathroom. Ideal for families.

Royal 2-Room Hale - Royal two-room hales have oceanfront views. Sand Hawaiian (610 square feet) and Sand Marquesan (504 square feet) have two sleeping rooms separated by a large bathroom. Privacy and outdoor space for children to play. Unrestricted dining at Hale Samoa for two adults.

Superior 2-Room Hale - These two-bedroom suites have lagoon or garden Views. 610 square feet. Porch with lounge chair and cushioned furniture. Upscale, contemporary decor. Ceiling fans, louvered windows, high ceilings combine with sea and mountain breezes for natural cooling. Twice-daily housekeeping, refrigerator, bathrobes, slippers, designer toiletries. For peaceful ambience, no telephone, clock, radio, or TV.

Deluxe 2-Room Hale - These two-bedroom units have partial ocean views. 610 square feet.. Located on the south side with lots of sandy beach areas for the children. Upscale, contemporary decor. Ceiling fans, louvered windows, high ceilings combine with sea and mountain breezes for natural cooling. Twice-daily housekeeping, refrigerator, bathrobes, slippers, designer toiletries. For peaceful ambience, no telephone, clock, radio, or TV.

Deluxe - One king bed and one twin bed in thatched-roof cottage which is closer to ocean than standard or moderate units and has partial ocean views. Porch with lounge chair and cushioned furniture. Upscale, contemporary decor. Ceiling fans, louvered windows, high ceilings combine with sea and mountain breezes for natural cooling. Twice-daily housekeeping, refrigerator, bathrobes, slippers, designer toiletries. For peaceful ambience, no telephone, clock, radio, or TV.

Garden/Moderate - One king bed and one twin bed in thatched-roof cottage. Suites are likely to closer to the ocean and a little larger than standard suites and/or located on the lagoon. Porch with lounge chair and cushioned furniture. Upscale, contemporary decor. Ceiling fans, louvered windows, high ceilings combine with sea and mountain breezes for natural cooling. Twice-daily housekeeping, refrigerator, bathrobes, slippers, designer toiletries. For peaceful ambience, no telephone, clock, radio, or TV.

Royal - These Royal hales have oceanfront views and private lanais. Size and configuration varies from 420 square feet to 564 square feet. Some have private spa tubs on lanais; some have separate sleeping alcoves for children; some are duplex rooms with connecting doors. Guests in Royal hales enjoy unrestricted dining at Hale Samoa.

Superior - These one-room hales have either garden or partial ocean views. Sand Samoan, Lava Samoan, and Palau units have 420 square feet and are ideal for couples or families of three. Maori units have two double beds and 532 square feet. Ideal for parties of four.

Standard - One king and one twin bed in thatch-roof cottage. Standard suites are likely to be in cottages farthest from the ocean, within the resort's gardens or near the natural lagoon, which is home to ducks, swans, and other wildlife. Porch with lounge chair and cushioned furniture. Upscale, contemporary decor. Ceiling fans, louvered windows, high ceilings combine with sea and mountain breezes for natural cooling. Twice-daily housekeeping, refrigerator, bathrobes, slippers, designer toiletries. For peaceful ambience, no telephone, clock, radio, or TV.

AMENITIES & FACILITIES

What to expect:

Kona Village is where celebrities come to relax and be treated like everyone else, which is to say warmly. Legions of guests return annually. Begun in 1965 when access was by private plane on the resort's landing strip, Kona Village has since tripled in size.
In addition to the room rate, Kona Village charges a $125 fee per person for a mandatory food and beverage package. Scroll down to the Rooms section below for details.

The resort achieves a serene atmosphere by restricting vehicles to the sand parking lot. Paths are of natural earth, not pavement. The only telephones are located in a phone center with Internet access, which is also the only air-conditioned space at the resort. Peace is maintained by the lack of televisions, radios, CD players, and clocks. Nothing interferes with the natural rhythms and sounds of oceanside life regulated by sunrises and sunsets.

Amenity highlights:

The resort naturally divides itself into two sides—light-sand side (south) and lava-and-black-sand side (north). Each has its own hot tub and pool surrounded by a sundeck with padded lounge chairs and thatched sun shelters. The lava side also has a children's pool. Hammocks, wood benches, and lounge chairs are scattered throughout the resort, making it easy to find restful privacy. The sand side includes a long, deep, crescent beach on Kahuwai Bay, which usually is calm and perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

Insider tip:

Kona Village Resort occupies the site of a fishing village that was home to 10,000 ancient Hawaiians. When they abandoned the site they left behind burial and ceremonial caves, petroglyphs, and a few lava-rock house foundations —all of which can still be seen. Guided tours explain the history and culture.

What's Included:

Arrival welcome with fresh flower lei and tropical drink
Oceanfront Dining at Hale Moana (breakfast, lunch and dinner) Hale Samoa dining inclusion dependent upon Hale category.
Tuesday evening Paniolo BBQ Night
Wednesday and Friday evening aha`aina (luau dinner and show)
Complimentary facilities and amenities
In-room 100-percent Kona Coffee
Selection of refrigerated beverages
Tropical bath amenities
Beach (lounge) chairs and beach towels
Use of Sunfish sailboats & kayaks
Outrigger Canoe ride
Use of snorkeling gear
Use of boogie boards and surfboards
Use of bamboo poles for fishing in resort ponds
Use of Fitness Center
Use of Tennis Courts (lighted in the evenings)
Tennis Clinics and Round Robins
Na Keiki in Paradise daily children’s program (except May and September)
Cocktail Receptions (Tuesday evenings for new guests, Thursday evenings for honeymooners)
New York Times facsimile
Daily housekeeping service
Self-service laundry facilities
Kona Village Historical Tours (Monday – Friday)

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