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North Kona DistrictHale Maluhia Country Inn (house of peace) Kailua-KonaRooms/Suites: 6 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 and Hawaiian plantation living. Big old Trees, Sage Advice, Deep stone/tile Hot Tub W/Jets, Good beds, Private baths, Breakfast Lovers Buffet with an Omelet Bar and bird watching. Broad Band Wireless "N", Cable, TV/DVD's Exceptional Free DVD Movie Library. Christian Book Library, Comfortable, Private, Secluded Gracious Living. Be sure to view our "Virtual Tour." www.hawaii-bnb.com 3 miles to the Kailua Kona Pier and 11 miles to the Kona International Airport, (KOA) Phone: 808-329-1123 Toll Free: 800-559-6627 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
- Location
- Kailua-Kona
* After leaving the airport, turn right on Highway 19, which will merge into Highway 11 at Palani Road. Continue on about 2 more miles south past the town of Kailua-Kona, and watch for a green reflective sign on the right that says Holualoa 3 Miles. Turn left at that intersection and go up the hill. (There is no stoplight, only a left turn lane). The name of our road is Hualalai Road but kids have stolen the Hualalai Road. signs.
1.5 miles up this windy road, you will see 10 MPH signs on the right to slow down for a very sharp horse shoe turn. Also look for the 4 round blue reflectors on a power pole. Our Inn is in the middle of the horse shoe curve on the right. There is a lighted lamp post and a sign above the mailbox, Hale Maluhia Bed & Breakfast . For our Maile, Pikaki, Makua and Malia Rooms please turn into this concrete driveway in the center of the curve and go clear to the end to the second garage door. The front door will be on the right, porch lights will be on.
Please ring the Queen Mary ships bell upon your arrival, we will be looking for you.
For our Banyan Cottage please continue on around and past this driveway, and look for the second mailbox that says "Banyan C". The number on the mailbox is 76-770 Hualalai Road. This is also visible at night. Turn right immediately into the Banyan Cottage parking area. The porch light will be on and the key will be in the door, you can go right in. We will be watching for you. If it is late, we will catch up with you in the morning. It is best to park with the back of the car to the Cottage for better vision in leaving.
Note: if you reach Lako Street on Highway 11, you have gone a little too far. Turn around and go north about a mile and look for the Holualoa 3 miles sign, and turn up the hill 1.5 miles and as above. Hualalai Road is 1 mile north of Lako Street.
* From Hilo: Proceed north toward Kona on Highway 11 from the Volcano, passing through 4 stop lights: Kamehameha III, Sea View, Lako Street, ?.
Look for the green Holualoa 3 miles sign, and turn right up the hill.
Proceed as above.
If you can give us an approximate arrival time that would be great, as some of the flights come i - Rooms/Suites
- Maile Room, Cozy room with queen bed with private bath and entrance. This is an excellent room for covering business needs on a visit to the Big Island. Cable TV,DVD and RoadRunner wireless.
Pikaki Room, queen bed, kitchenette, working desk, private bath and entrance. This room also has a lovely lanai with table and chairs for dining overlooking our koi ponds. Cable TV, DVD and RoadRunner wireless
Jasmine Room, This a second story, attic/dormer room, in the style of Swiss Family Robinson. It is a large room 11' x 21' with a queen bed and a full bed with a full size working desk. Room for that second couple or the kids. The room has no party walls so is like a cottage and comes with Air Conditioning, Refrigerator, Microwave and a private bath and entrance. The room has cable TV, DVD and RoadRunner broadband wireless access. Very Private. (3rd or 4th person in the room: $25. ea. inc. breakfast) This room was specially Created for Ken's grand daughter Jasmine. Please note: If the second bed is used by a couple there will be an additional $15. housekeeping charge.
Makua Room, King bed, Room:12'x14', private bath with large ceramic double shower and Air Conditioning. Writing Desk viewing nut orchard. Cable TV, RoadRunner wireless
Malia Room, King bed, Room: 12'x16', Full bath with cast iron soaker tub, working desk and French door to flower garden area with chairs, table and a large umbrella. Cable TV, RoadRunner wireless
Banyan Cottage, Over 850 sq. ft., large spacious, rustic and very private cottage, w/kitchenette sleeps 2 to 5: Cal King bed, double tile shower, private Jacuzzi with jets, cable t.v. and private movie library, working desk area w/broadband and wireless access. A virtual tree house on the west with a charming lanai and old wooden porch swing and ocean views. Paved parking for two cars at the door on the east. Includes Full Breakfast Lover's Buffet. Additional $25. per day for additional 3 to 5 people for linen and breakfast. The Banyan Cottage is ideal for honeymoons and private get aways, anniversaries, very inviting and comfortable - Rates
- Maile Room: $78.50
Pikaki Room: $88.50
Jasmine Room: $99.50
Makua Room: $99.50
Malia Room: $112.50
Banyan Cottage: $168.50
Longer stay discount of 10% for 7+ nights.
$25. for extra person in room or cottage above 2 for breakfast and linens. Add $10. for a single night stay.
Add Hawaii taxes of 13.42% - Breakfast
- Breakfast Lovers Lanai Buffet with Bird Watching. Includes Hawaiian fruits of the season, pastries, fresh bread each morning, our own recipe and a do it yourself, Omelet Bar. Pure Kona grown Coffee or tea, milk and juice and Cereal Bar.
- Facilities
- Hale Maluhia Country Inn (house of peace) enjoys two common areas. One is a music room with a well tuned grand piano and large enough for about 25 people to enjoy and well furnished. The other common area we call the library and has a Guest Computer, Yamaha Piano with ear phones. A good Book and DVD Movie Library. Most of our books are Christian but the Movie Library is eclectic with something for everyone. The grounds are very special and have many places to sit and read a book with koi ponds and waterfalls. The Japanese hot tub is very special and custom deep so that a tall man can get his shoulders under the water. Made of tile and stone with massage jets. The near acre is covered with big shade trees for a very comfortable summer. The building were built to feel 100 years old by the owner/contractor to give the feeling of old Hawai'i with a soft touch of aloha along the road less traveled.
- Amenities
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Cable/Satellite TV
Detached Suite(s)
Hot-Tub
Innkeeper onsite
Internet Access
King Bed
Kitchen
Private Bath
Private Lanai
Queen Bed - Payment & Cancellation Policies
- DISCOUNT:
Please deduct 10% for stays of 7 nights or longer. Courtesy to Travel Agents.
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DEPOSITS:
Reservations require a one night minimum deposit or 50% of the total reservation, which ever is greater. The room or cottage is considered "sold" at that time.
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CANCELLATION POLICY:
Thirty days prior to arrival date we do allow for a full refund of the deposit less a 10% booking fee. Cancellations and deposit refunds within 30 days of arrival are subject to re-booking. Cancellations within 7 days of arrival date and "no-shows" will be charged in full unless re-booked. All cancellations are charged a 10% booking fee. Cancellations must be made in writing and have a management acknowledgment to be valid.
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Discounts do not apply and deposits are not refunded during special events and holidays.
We hold, but do not process, a visa or master card for the security of the reservation. Due to the high cost of credit cards we prefer cash, travelers checks or money orders upon arrival. But we will accept Visa and Master Card if necessary. - Payment Options
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Master Card
Visa
| Listed by: Ken & Sue
Smith Phone: 808-329-1123 Toll Free: 800-559-6627 Mobile: 808-896-8937 Fax: 808-326-5487 Email: Aloha@Hawaii-Inns.com Homepage: http://www.hawaii-bnb.com |
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