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Visit Website - Hale Maluhia Country Inn (house of peace) Kona http://www.hawaii-inns.com/hi/kna/hmh      Reservations Call: (808) 329-1123 Please tell the innkeeper: 'FindBnB.com Sent Me!'

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Hale Maluhia Country Inn is located on a Tropical Up-Country Acre Estate with a touch of Eden at a delightful elevation of 940 feet.. This Inn was constructed by the owner as a Polynesian Cluster Plantation Estate of 2 homes and 2 Cottages under large shade trees with a covered Japanese jetted Spa. A tropical garden experience with very large monkey pod, banyan, banana, bread fruit, mcnut, papaya and island shade trees. Includes koi ponds, stream, waterfalls, gardens and Kona coffee trees all close by... Vacation Rentals include first mornings breakfast.

Hawaii Island is the largest island in the Hawaiian Chain, having more land mass than all of the other islands put together. The Big Island also 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 the clearest found anywhere with many fine beaches on 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, Hawaii Island is the largest island in the Hawaiian Chain, having more land mass than all of the other islands put together. The Big Island also 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 the clearest found anywhere with many fine beaches on 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.

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.

Conde Nast elected Hapuna Beach only 30 minutes north of Kailua as one of the 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. The rainfall in Kailua-Kona is a very moderate 30 inches per year. You should allow at least 4 days to take a quick look at the Big Island, a week would not be regretted. Driving time around the Big Island of Hawaii is about 5 hours. Hilo is the wettest city in the U.S. with 10 feet of rain per year. At the volcano it is nearly 17 feet of rain per year. So it is wise to anchor on the Kona dry side of the Island for exploring the Big Island of Hawaii.

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For further information and secure reservation page please go to: www.hawaii-inns.com/hi/kna/hmh and then click onto reservations. Also our e-mail contact is: cottage@hawaii-inns.com or you may directly call Sue Smith @ 808-329-1123 or toll free: 800-550-6627 The fax number is: 808-326-5487 The Big Island of Hawaii is a gentle kiss of aloha from old Hawai'i.

DISCOUNTS:
Please deduct 10% for stays of 7 nights or longer. Courtesy to Travel Agents.

DEPOSITS:
Reservations require a one night minimum deposit or 50% of the total reservation, which ever is greater.

CANCELLATION POLICY:
Thirty days prior to arrival date we allow a full refund of the deposit less a 10% booking fee. Cancellation refund within 30 days of arrival is subject to re-booking. Cancellation within 5 days of arrival date and "no-shows" will be charged in full unless re-booked. All cancellations are charged a 10% booking fee on a confirmed reservation. Cancellations must be made in writing. Discounts do not apply and deposits are not refunded during special holidays.

lOCAL COLOR:
The vision of Hale Maluhia Country Inn is to be a "house of peace." However, that does not exclude all unwanted local Hawaiian Up-country distractions. The Inn is very comfortable and truly a touch of old Hawai'i. But it is not possible to totally control our environment in our beautiful Hawaii setting. Wild turkeys may sometimes make a racket. Rancher Gomes's hunting dogs, across from us, may smell a wild feral pig and want to go hunting. Our little country road is sometimes busy during commuting hours and at other time. Air purifiers are provide to control vog, (volcanic dust) and make white noise if needed. We have soft ear plugs available if desired. Also Hawaii is the bug capital of the world. It may take five floors up or more to keep you away from flying insects. We do not consider this a problem at our Inn but we do live in the country. So if bugs are a problem for you, please call and talk to us. Ken or Sue, 1-800-559-6627 (Off-Island, US only)