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Why stay in an inn while visiting Hawaii?
- Staying in an inn is one of the best ways to enjoy the natural beauty of Hawaii without sacrificing any creature comforts.
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Where can you find inns in Hawaii?
- You can find an inn or bed and breakfast in a remote area of the state for privacy and the chance to connect with nature, or opt for one that is closer to a major city for easy access to attractions.
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Are there different types of inns in Hawaii?
- The range of options on the islands means that you can find an inn with as many amenities as you need and in whichever style you prefer.
Holualoa Inn
Admire ocean views and stroll coffee plantations on a romantic Hawaiian getaway.
Holualoa Inn is within the Kona Coffee Belt, giving you access to fresh caffeinated beverages and beautiful scenery. There are four guest rooms, two suites, and a historic cottage, each with its own style. Common amenities include private baths, sitting areas, and original artwork.
They also have Turkish Casarovea bath towels, luxurious bed linens, down pillows and comforters, daily housekeeping, hair dryers, ceiling fans, iPod docking stations with clock radios, high-speed wireless internet, pocket flashlights for walks at night, Island Style Noa Noa fleece socks and cotton robes, handmade coconut or lavender oil lemongrass soaps, irons with ironing boards, EO shampoos and conditioners, luggage racks, filter water carafes, beach towels, and air dry racks. You can also rent the entire house for a group of up to twelve people.
There are private nooks, gazebos, and verandas to make the most of the gorgeous weather and scenery plus ocean views. Go outside and visit the walking trails or the immaculate gardens. Enjoy the fireplace, dining room, living room, fireplace, kitchenette, BBQ, piano, TV with DVDs, hot tub, and swimming pool. The breakfast is made using ingredients right from the property and estate-brewed Kona coffee. In the afternoon, you can enjoy homemade sweets.
76-5932 Mamalahoa Highway, Holualoa, HI, Phone: 808-324-1121
Paradise Bay Resort
Kayak calm waters and enjoy tropical serenity on an easy summer trip.
Paradise Bay Resort truly puts you in the middle of paradise in Oahu surrounded by Kaneohe Bay and the Koolau Mountain Range. Its location on the rural peninsula of Wailau Point gives you a residential experience in a boutique hotel right on the waterfront. Every guest room has a full kitchen or a kitchenette and the majority of suites also have private covered lanais complete with panoramic views of the mountains and ocean. Rooms also have flat-screen TVs with cable, sitting areas, hairdryers, wood flooring, ceiling fans, air conditioning, iPod docking stations, fridges, microwaves, cook tops, kitchenware, and coffeemakers.
When you aren’t in the mood to walk the few steps to the beach, you can relax in the pool on a floating dock. You can also have a massage on your private lanai or in your suite. The staff can assist you with planning activities and making reservations for things such as buffet dinners, fire knife shows, and more. With the minimal daily resort fee, you also get access to the outdoor whirlpool and pool, fitness center, floating docks, BBQ rental, rentals for snorkel and kayak equipment, a safe access, beach towels, wireless internet, deluxe continental breakfast, and the guest laundry room.
47-039 Lihikai Drive, Kaneohe, HI, Phone: 808-239-5711
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