Hale Kono Kai

Hale Kono Kai

Property Details

Expansive ocean views lend to your memorable Kauai vacation experience. Watch the seasonal whales from your private lanai. Sit back with your favorite island beverage and unwind to the swaying palm trees while listening to the sounds of the ocean. Privacy and luxury at an affordable price, this Hawaiian style home will remind you of Kauai’s magical and lush tropical beauty. Had a long day at the beach? We’ve got you covered! Relax in your Jacuzzi while taking in some of the most breathtaking Pacific Ocean views imaginable. Enjoy your morning coffee while sitting in your secluded courtyard with mini water feature. Hale Kono Kai is calling you! Large, upgraded kitchen includes granite counter tops, slate floors and large windows looking into the courtyard. With high, open, wood beam ceilings, this bright and airy home makes you feel at home…even when you’re in Hawaii. This Hawaiian style vacation rental hale can comfortably accommodate large groups. With two master suites and two additional bedrooms, this home sleeps 10 guests comfortably. With a king size bed, two queen size beds, two twin beds and a sleeper sofa, Hale Kono Kai has it all. E komo mai. Nou ka hale.

Price from $2,200 per week
Please call for nightly rates

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Location and Contact
3647 Kawenoui Road map
Princeville, HI 96722
Toll Free:1-800-222-5541
Fax: 808-826-6478
rentals@oceanfrontrealty.com

Size
4 Bedrooms / 3 Bath
King, Queen, 2-Twin

Rates
From $2,200 / week
Please call for nightly rates
13.42% Tax
Cleaning fee, taxes, refundable deposit, and non-refundable reservation fee are additional.

Amenities

Private Hot Tub
Master Bedroom Apt. Style
Outside Shower
Wireless
Washer/Dryer

Kauai Rental Blog

Off Season

April 30th, 2012 by Emily

I’ve been asked a few times so far if Kauai has an “off season.” And I’ll admit that it’s a hard question for me to answer. Therefore, I have decided to answer it here and now. The answer is: yes and no.

Yes – Kauai does technically have an “off season” if you mean a time when there are fewer tourists that visit. For instance, we get a lot of tourists here in the summer when families don’t have kids in school. We also get a lot of traffic during Spring Break, when college students want to party in a tropical climate. And, strangely, we get quite a bit of holiday traffic, when people want to avoid cold weather and their in-laws. However, during the early fall months and the spring, we have fewer people visiting. So technically, these months would be the “off season.”

No – But Kauai is always lovely and always has stuff going on. There isn’t a week that goes by where events, luaus, festivals, and fun activities aren’t happening on our little island. The temperature of the water is always in the 70s, even in the winter. And the beaches are always beautiful with white sand and crystal clear waters. So technically, there isn’t an “off season,” if you mean a time of year when Kauai is less enjoyable to visit.

See why it’s a hard question to answer? On the plus side, for those of you who want to come to Kauai when there aren’t as many people visiting, you can come in the non-summer months (avoiding Spring Break to be safe). In fact, right now is a great time to come to Kauai. Spring Break has just ended and it isn’t quite summer yet. But it is spring, which means the tropical flowers are blooming, the waters are warm, the people are friendly, and the activities are frequent. Now is the perfect time to come and visit us… in our supposed “off season.”

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