Hotels in Kona

Address: 78-128 Ehukai Street, Kona, United States, 96740
From: $199, €128, £98

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At the edge of a black-lava rock oceanfront, the Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort & Spa is a luxurious Kona coastal resort featuring a myriad of restorative and recreational facilities, and is approximately 14 miles from Keahole-Kona International Airport. Local highlights include Kailua-Kona Town, approximately eight miles away, and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, situated 77 miles from the resort. The 3,200-square-foot Ho'ola Spa (meaning 'to heal') provides massage therapies, splendour treatments, oceanfront treatment patios, salon services, and a 24-hour fitness center. The 14,100-square-foot Manta Ray Super swimming pool & Slide is a huge multi-level pool vicinity containing waterfalls, hidden grottos, bridges, rivers, interactive fountains, sand-bottom children's pool, whirlpools, and a 200-foot lava tube waterslide. Scuba lessons are as well offered poolside. Manta Rays congregate at the resort each night, and a local expert can be found periodically at the resort to provide info about the creatures. Additional facilities include a basketball court, two tennis courts, sand volleyball court, game room, intra-resort shuttles, 24-hour front desk, tour assistance, kids' program, business services, babysitting services, computer rentals, parking (self park 8 per day, valet 14 per day), and a florist. Dining options include local cuisine at Kai, the twice-weekly Kamaha'o Luau and super Show, the Manta Ray Bar & Grill, Crystal Blue, and Caffe Hahalua. visitor rooms feature coffeemakers, irons and ironing boards, hairdryers, alarm clocks, cable TV, films on-demand, telephones, dataports, refrigerators, safes, and wireless web access access (for a fee).... more >>

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Address: 75-5888 Alii Drive, Kona, United States, 96740
From: $265, €170, £130

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The Kona Reef Resort is what Hawaiian vacations are all about: a luxurious, ocean-side surroundings with the premium weather of all the islands, close to sports activities, individual history, and great shopping. It as well has one of the best luaus on the islands and other adventures for the whole family. Nestled at the bottom of the Hualalai Volcano, is the main western town of Kailua-Kona. In historic times, this vicinity was considered the premier place to live due to the fantastic weather and good water. Many kings made their homes here. This delightful town has restaurants and shops abound.... more >>

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