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North Kona DistrictHale Maluhia Country Inn (house of peace) Kailua-KonaRooms/Suites: 7 Enjoy a gentle touch of aloha from old Hawai‘i along the road less traveled at Hale Maluhia. A Country Inn Estate with Kona Coffee Country Comfort living. Big old Trees, Sage Advice, Good beds, Private baths, Breakfast Lovers Buffet with a DIY Omelet Bar and bird watching. Broad Band WiFi Wireless, TV/DVD's Exceptional Free DVD Movie Library. Christian Book Library, Comfortable, Private, Secluded Gracious Living. Be sure to view our "Virtual Tour" and "Active Calendar." www.hawaii-bnb.com 3 miles to the Kailua Kona Pier and 11 miles to the Kona International Airport, (KOA) Phone: 808-329-1123 Mobile: 808-896-8937 |
Hale Maluhia Country Inn is a rambling Kona Plantation, very comfortable and quiet, hide-a-way estate with serious attention given to privacy including very large old shade and fruit trees. This aloha touch of Eden includes 5 comfortable bedrooms, all with private baths, in 4 buildings including a virtual tree house: Banyan Cottage, Also includes a sheltered Japanese gazebo and Japanese stone/tile jetted spa. The Inn provides a Full Breakfast Lovers Full Buffet and Omelette Bar each morning with bird watching. Located just 11 miles south of the Kona International Airport - KOA). And only 3 miles to Kailua-Kona or the Art Community of Holualoa. Enjoy a gentle touch of aloha from old Hawai'i along the road less traveled at Hale Maluhia. This is a true Hawaiian Country Inn in the style of the very comfortable historical Hawaiian Plantation Houses. Kailua-Kona was the favorite home of the Alii (Kings & Queens) of old Hawai'i. Be sure to take the "Virtual Tour" found at www.Hawaii-BnB.com
Hawaii Island is the largest island in the Hawaiian Chain, having more land mass than all of the other islands put together. The Kona side of the island. Hawaii Island is the least populated of all the islands and still very provincial in many ways. The Kona International Airport (KOA) is fast becoming the final destination point for the wise visitor to Hawaii. Due to the new runway extensions, The Big Island has 11 out of 13 world climates and was the favorite island of relaxation for King Kamehameha. As the youngest of the Islands, the surrounding blue Pacific Ocean is one of clearest ocean waters found anywhere with many fine beaches on the Kona side of the island. Kailua Kona is located on the dry side of the Big Island with only 30" of rain and lots of sun every year. Hawaii Island is the least populated of all the islands.
Kailua-Kona overflows with history. In 1812 King Kamehameha resided at Kamakahonu (Kailua-Kona) until his death on May 8, 1819 on Kailua Bay. The missionaries first landed in Hawaii at Kailua-Kona on April 20 1820 a few months after the Kapu system had been destroyed by the Hawaiian People. Touch of Hawaii History: http://hawaii-inns.com/history/index.htm
Conde Nast elected Hapuna Beach, only 30 minutes north of Kailua, as one of the 10 best white sand beaches in the world. Kailua-Kona hosts the Ironman Triathlon in October each year, the Kona Coffee Festival begins at the end of October. .Guests should allow at least 4 days to take even a quick over view of the Big Island of Hawaii, a week would not be regretted. Driving time around the Big Island of Hawaii is about 5 hours. Remember, Hilo is the wettest city in the U.S. with 10 feet of rain per year. At the volcano it is even wetter rain forest. Some feel it wise to anchor on the Kona dry side of the Island for exploring the Big Island of Hawaii. Kona is the dry and sunny side of the Big Island. It is also close to world class beaches, historical sites, marlin fishing, good shopping and many places to explore. The Big Island still has that gentle touch of Aloha from old Hawai'i. Kona is where the historical kings (Alii) of Hawaii elected to live.
Aloha, Ken & Sue Smith
Cable/Satellite TV | Detached Suite(s) | Hot-Tub |
Innkeeper onsite | Internet Access | King Bed |
Kitchen | Private Bath | Private Lanai |
Queen Bed |
Personal Check | Cash | Master Card |
Traveler's Check | Visa |
| Listed by: Ken & Sue
Smith Phone: 808-329-1123 Mobile: 808-896-8937 Fax: 808-326-5487 Email: Aloha@Hawaii-Inns.com Homepage: http://www.hawaii-bnb.com |
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“Peaceful unique B&B; up in the hills above Kona”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 3 weeks ago (4/2015)
This rustic older place is well maintained and is surrounded by trees and flowers. Perfect base to explore the west and northwest side of the Big Island. It is away from the busy tourist areas and very reasonably priced. There are multiple different choices of rooms to stay in. We stayed 3 nights in the upstairs Jasmine Room which was... More