This resort has a nice oceanfront location in downtown Kona. Of the three buildings, the Lagoon Building is the quietest in terms of human activity. Because of the layout of the building, most rooms have a view of the ocean. (Of course, just because you can see the...
Designed more like a hotel than a condo (but rooms are individually owned and some are timeshare but they have a rental pool available, so we’re calling it a condo), these basic rooms lack a full kitchen. Just a microwave, coffee maker and small refrigerator....
If you’re just looking for a place to stay with no frills but a convenient downtown location, this may be worth considering. Rooms are very basic, but you may want to choose a Superior or Deluxe room because the beds are better, and you get fridge with a small freezer...
The King Kam (as it’s known locally) is a Kona fixture. Located next to the Kailua Pier, the hotel is fronted by the tiny but calm Kamakahonu Beach. The Ahu‘ena Heiau is also on the grounds. This area was the home of King Kamehameha during his later years, and his...
Most (not all) of these condo units have been nicely updated here. The grounds aren’t much, but the property is well-maintained. However, expect sea spray on your windows, even though they clean them daily. That’s what you’re paying for—the extraordinary proximity to,...
