This Hawaiian resort entices with three sparkling pools and a full-service spa near Mauna Lani Beach. Enjoy dinner at Kamuela Provision Co., one of six on-site restaurants, or sip drinks at the poolside bar after a workout in the fitness center.
Lush gardens surround 3 outdoor pools at this beachfront resort. Watch sea turtles in the calm lagoon, enjoy ocean views at Kamuela Provision Co. restaurant, and unwind with beach massages while staying minutes from Mauna Lani.
Escape to this Hawaiian paradise featuring hot tubs, a fitness center, and poolside bar. Located near Mauna Lani Beach with convenient airport access, this golf resort offers washers/dryers in rooms and free parking for seamless island exploration.
Beachfront paradise on Waikoloa with calm waters perfect for swimming alongside turtles and tropical fish. After snorkeling, unwind at one of 3 outdoor pools or indulge in aromatherapy at the spa, all while savoring magical sunset views.
Experience Hawaii at this coastal retreat with 3 outdoor pools and rejuvenating spa treatments. A bar and Hawaii Calls restaurant elevate your stay, while kitchenettes and washer/dryers add convenience. Free WiFi and parking complement your Waikoloa adventure.
Unwind at this luxury Waikoloa spa villa featuring full kitchens and washer/dryers in every unit. Enjoy 8 sparkling outdoor pools, fitness center, and massage services, all with free WiFi and parking near Mauna Lani Resort Golf Course.
Immerse yourself in Hawaiian paradise at this oceanfront resort near Mauna Lani Beach. Enjoy the outdoor pool with poolside bar, fitness center, and in-suite washer/dryer conveniences. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate proximity to Mauna Lani Resort Golf Course.
Surrounded by lush gardens in Kailua-Kona, this relaxing retreat offers an outdoor pool and soothing hot tub. Practice your serve on the tennis court, then unwind on the terrace. With free WiFi and parking, exploring nearby Magic Sands Beach is effortless.
Unwind at this Kailua-Kona hotel with an outdoor pool and café. Just 15 minutes from Kailua Pier and Magic Sands Beach, guests love the refreshing swim options and attentive staff. Free WiFi and 24-hour front desk service ensure a carefree Hawaiian vacation.
Breathtaking mountain views greet you at this peaceful country lodge near Parker Ranch Center and Ulu La'au. Enjoy complimentary WiFi and parking while exploring nearby hiking and mountain biking trails. Guests consistently praise the helpful staff and clean rooms.
Discover Hawaii's beauty from this beachfront hotel near Kailua Pier. Relax with a beach massage, swim in the outdoor pool, or unwind at the spa. Two restaurants, a coffee shop, and poolside bar ensure perfect vacation dining moments.
Unwind at this Hawaiian haven where a private beach beckons with cabanas and beachside service. Enjoy 5 restaurants, 2 bars, and a refreshing outdoor pool. Nearby Mauna Lani Resort Golf Course and expertly maintained gardens create the perfect tropical escape.
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Francolin Place offers a peaceful Hawaiian retreat away from the tourist crowds. The neighborhood's tropical landscaping and golf course views create a resort-like feel without the hustle. Visitors can enjoy quiet strolls on spacious sidewalks before heading to nearby attractions like Mauna Kea Beach and Puako Beach just a short drive away.
Most accommodations here are vacation rentals with private pools and lanais, perfect for evening relaxation under starry skies. With limited dining within the neighborhood, you'll want to drive 5-10 minutes to Waikoloa Village for restaurants and shops or venture 30 minutes to Kona for authentic Hawaiian experiences.
Kilohana Kai serves up the classic Hawaiian dream with a quieter, more exclusive vibe. Golf enthusiasts can tee off at Waikola Village Golf Club before heading to nearby Mauna Kea and Waialea beaches for crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling. The neighborhood's contemporary Hawaiian architecture blends seamlessly with lava rock landscapes and tropical gardens, creating a peaceful retreat from bustling tourist centers.
Dining requires a short drive to nearby resort restaurants offering upscale Hawaiian cuisine. Luxury vacation rentals dominate the accommodation scene, featuring private pools and ocean views. A rental car is essential for exploring this residential paradise, though the trade winds rustling through palm fronds make staying in just as appealing.
The Bluffs delivers resort living at its sunniest with championship golf courses winding through ancient lava flows. You'll wake up to ocean and mountain views that'll make your social media followers green with envy. Days here revolve around pristine fairways, nearby Waikoloa Beach, and spotting sea turtles while snorkeling at Anaeho'omalu Bay.
High-end vacation rentals and condos feature full kitchens and private lanais with those postcard-perfect views. Though you'll need wheels to explore, the payoff is worth it—uncrowded pathways, swaying palms, and plumeria-scented breezes create a peaceful retreat from the real world.
If being by the water is a major draw, Anaehoomalu Beach is a spot you might want to check out, located 6.8 mi (11 km) from central Waikoloa. If you want to continue walking by the waves, head to Mauna Lani Beach and Puako Beach.
If you like shopping, take time out to go to Kings Shops when in Waikoloa. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is great for couples and has lots of nice beaches. Splash some more cash at Queens' Marketplace.
You might want to practice your swing at Waikoloa Beach Golf Course, a golf course located 6.4 mi (10.3 km) from central Waikoloa. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? If Waikoloa Beach Golf Course doesn't quite scratch your golfing itch, Waikoloa Kings Golf Course, and Mauna Lani Resort Golf Course are also nearby.
You might want to play some rounds at Waikola Village Golf Club, located 0.9 mi (1.5 km) from central Waikoloa. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? If Waikola Village Golf Club doesn't quite scratch your golfing itch, Waikoloa Kings Golf Course, and Mauna Lani Resort Golf Course are also nearby.
You might want to practice your swing at Waikoloa Kings Golf Course, a golf course located 5.3 mi (8.6 km) from central Waikoloa. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? If Waikoloa Kings Golf Course doesn't quite scratch your golfing itch, Waikoloa Beach Golf Course, and Mauna Lani Resort Golf Course are also nearby.
You might want to practice your swing at Waikoloa Kings' Course, a golf course located 6.3 mi (10.2 km) from central Waikoloa. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? If Waikoloa Kings' Course doesn't quite scratch your golfing itch, Waikoloa Beach Golf Course, and Mauna Lani Resort Golf Course are also nearby.
If visiting museums in Waikoloa are on your list, you might want to check out the upcoming exhibitions at Genesis Gallery. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is great for couples and has lots of nice beaches. If you want to experience more of the culture Waikoloa has to offer, head to Kings Shops, Waikoloa Beach Golf Course, and Anaehoomalu Beach.
Ancient petroglyphs etched in lava fields tell stories of Hawaiian ancestors just steps from luxury resorts. Grab a snorkel to swim alongside green sea turtles at Anaehoomalu Beach, where palm trees frame perfect sunset views. The Kings' Shops offer retail therapy between adventures, while nearby golf courses tempt with fairways that seem to drop into the Pacific. Book a sunset cruise to spot spinner dolphins performing acrobatic displays without prompting. Don't miss the luau at local resorts – the kalua pig roasted underground is worth the splurge. For a quieter experience, explore the petroglyph fields early morning before the crowds and heat arrive.
Service was phenomenal. I am so glad there is a gold option. The scuba diving was beyond excellent and creative design of the spa and pool.
I did not appreciate the spy bugs though.
We had an awesome stay. We did not realize how big this resort was. I would definitely stay at Kingsland again. It offers easy parking. And it is nice and quiet where we stayed. And we had access to any other part of the resort. So it allowed us to be away from the main building, where the beach and luau were located. Because there are a lot of people staying at that location. So where we stayed, it was nice and relaxing. They have a shuttle that will take you anywhere within their resort. They...
My 5 year old son and I spent a week at the Hilton Grand Vacation resort. For us it was a great decision. With a car, we were two minutes to the Hilton Wailkoloa resort, and had full use of their facilities with free parking. If you plan to park yourself at the Hilton Waikoloa all day,then I can see where that may be a better option for some than the Grand Vacation. We were only a few afternoons at the Waikoloa lagoon, and spent everyday exploring the island. The pool at the Grand Vacation...
The grounds and swimming pools are beautiful and located on a bay that is fabulous for snorkeling.
We stayed in the Vacation Club part of the hotel; they provide washer/dryer and fridge, as well as recycling bins in our room.
I like this hotel location and the environment. I will definitely go back again. However there are a few things that irritated me and left a bad taste to my experience.
Majority of the hotel staff were very friendly and nice. It’s just only a handful that I met weren’t that polite or sincere. Management should monitor and observe to correct or replace those staff. (They weren’t in just one area or department, they from parking, reception, etc) On the other hand, there were helpful and very...
I came here 12 years ago and visited again recently. It's a fantastic resort, and I will be back again. We like the ocean tower for the views and the adult pool for peace and quiet. Walking through the whole resort is very easy, does not take much time, and is very scenic. Facilities are clean and well cared for. Nature is everywhere around you, and there is something for everyone, even young kids. Everything was 5 stars except the housekeeping service, which could have been better. Multiple...
Mango Sunset is situated on a hill in a lovely coffee plantation. It’s 15 or 20 minutes from town. The sunsets are amazing and breakfast in the morning with French pressed coffee is delicious! Heidi (host) makes her own sourdough! She and husband Dan are naturals at hospitality.
Beach is not good. Very small swimming area. Lots of rocks even there. Need reef walkers. Hapuna beach state park is about 15 miles north of this hotel. That is a great beach.
We had a great 1-week stay here. We enjoyed the many features: beach, fish ponds, pool, restaurants, and the room/view was great. The hotel is beautiful, the open architecture and focus on water throughout is very unique. We visited a couple of the nearby resorts/hotels we had considered when booking the trip and it made us feel that we made the right choice, best value especially considering the price. Also, a drastic difference between the crowds we encountered at the other resorts compared...
Such an incredible stay! Just returned and it was everything I wanted in our vacation. Such a relaxing resort, beautiful grounds, amazing rooms, two large pools, plenty of space to roam around, beautiful pond with ducks, bikes available to bike around, delicious food, an awesome gym, snorkeling right from the shore….I can go on and on! We were so sad to leave and wish the Rosewood Kona so much success. Part of me doesn’t want to see it get busy so it’ll always be as quiet as it was during our...
We originally stayed at the Hilton Waikoloa village and were scheduled for 10nights. However upon arrival we were unimpressed and had a depressing feeling due to the run down nature of the hotel. It's hard to put a finger on it but felt like an old amusement park. My wife and I decided to tour other resorts. We drove to the Fairmont and we loved it. We also looked at the HapunaPrince and didn't really like it much. We switched our reservation to Fairmont and cancelled the remaining stay at the...
Originally a Ritz Carlton hotel and you can tell by the quality fixtures and decor. Great dining and the sunset views are spectacular. I would definitely stay there again
The place was perfect, the time fell on the major storm and Don made sure my daughter’s stay was safe. Don gave her a late check to accommodate her late flight. He stayed in communication with me throughout my daughter’s stay. She loved the place, close to some great hiking, coffee plantations. Not far from the beaches and airport. Highly recommended.
Well, I found the King Kamehameha Courtyard by Marriott to be quite a decent spot for a stay, but it wasn’t without its rough edges. There by the beach, where one hopes for a bit of serenity, there were a few folks living rough, and it tugged at the mood I’d hoped to find. Now, I believe if more of us took the time, as folks have done in places like Seattle and San Francisco, where a bit of outcry led to tangible improvements, perhaps things could change here, too. By lending a hand and...
The location was perfect for our stay, all the activities that we had planned for the weekend was in Waimea or Waikoloa Village so it was so much easier then staying in Kailua town or Waikoloa. All the staff members that we dealt with were super friendly and helpful!! This place reminded me of going to the outer island in the 60's and 70's, super "chilled vibe" If you are looking for the "Aloha Spirit" and not the "Mega-Resort" this is the place to stay!!
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