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Price for 1 night 2 adults*
19 Mar. - 20 Mar.
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7 Mar. - 8 Mar.
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8 Mar. - 9 Mar.
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Price for 1 night 2 adults*
Price for 1 night 2 adults*
7 Mar. - 8 Mar.
Per night/room
Hotel was very nice but I booked a room with two queen beds and was given one king bed despite contacting Travelocity to ensure securing two queen beds. When checking in at hotel I was told there were no rooms available with two queen beds. I felt this was a failure on Travelocity’s part since i ...
9 Mar. - 10 Mar.
Per night/room
Property is small enough to use most activities. Well worth the money.
9 Mar. - 10 Mar.
Per night/room
The property is beautiful. If it is your first time to Hawaii you could spend hours walking around taking pictures. The beach is amazing and watching the mantas after dark is a treat. The staff is very friendly, housekeeping comes twice a day. Parking is my only complaint, valet or self parking is ...
You may not have fancied yourself a surfer before, wise wanderer, but now that you’re here in Hawaii, why not at least attempt to hang 10? Or, if angling is more to your liking, venture farther out into the Pacific to reel in the elusive swordfish you’ve seen swim through your dreams. When you’re not in the water, explore the local landmarks and breathe in the coastal air carrying scents of hibiscus and plumeria blossoms. Before the day is done, sip a cup of freshly roasted coffee made from beans grown on local plantations, and when night falls, experience an unforgettable luau made famous by this island paradise.
Known by locals as simply the Big Island, the largest of Hawaii’s constituent landmasses is nearly twice as the size of all the state’s other islands combined. And by booking a stay in one of the Kona hotels on our site, you can enjoy all of the treasures this island has to offer.
If you’ve never been to the Big Island before, choosing where to stay can be a bit challenging only because there will be so much you will want to experience. To help narrow down your choices, here’s an overview of four of the best places to stay in Kona:
All set to visit the Aloha State? Travelocity takes all the hassle out of booking Hawaiian vacations and makes it simple for you to book cheap hotels near Kona at whatever time is best for you. Reserve your stay at any of our Kona lodging options today, and you’ll be living it up at a luau before you know it.
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