Hawaii - Honeymoon Resort Recommendations
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sf7307 - you forgot to mention the sangria cart at Josselin's. It was my favorite!
troutmanJ - Did you see the Hawaii Revealed overview of Kahala?
http://www.hawaiirevealed.com/free-t...a-hotel-resort
troutmanJ - Did you see the Hawaii Revealed overview of Kahala?
http://www.hawaiirevealed.com/free-t...a-hotel-resort
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I think you've taken the Ritz @ Kapalua off your list? It is a gorgeous property, and service is always stellar at a Ritz. I am not sure how close the rooms are to the beach.
We stayed at the Mauna Lani on the Big Island, and agree it is very nice for a honeymoon. There's a white sand beach, and also an excellent snorkeling cove. We walked next door to the Orchid, too. It struck me as a place for 'older people'-- more sedate and formal. I could be wrong, and that was several years ago, too. It has a great beach, and you can easily walk to the snorkel cove @ the Mauna Lani.
One of those two hotels has beautiful bungalows, but I forget which property they were on.
IMO, you will want a car on whichever island because there is so much to see. Or maybe you could rent a car by the day, right at the hotel. I think I would make sure that's an available service, when you choose your place.
The Hilton Waikaloa is a family place, for the most part. I'd avoid it for a honeymoon. I'm not clear on whether it's called the HHV now.
Have fun planning. Ten days on Hawaii is a great honeymoon idea.
We stayed at the Mauna Lani on the Big Island, and agree it is very nice for a honeymoon. There's a white sand beach, and also an excellent snorkeling cove. We walked next door to the Orchid, too. It struck me as a place for 'older people'-- more sedate and formal. I could be wrong, and that was several years ago, too. It has a great beach, and you can easily walk to the snorkel cove @ the Mauna Lani.
One of those two hotels has beautiful bungalows, but I forget which property they were on.
IMO, you will want a car on whichever island because there is so much to see. Or maybe you could rent a car by the day, right at the hotel. I think I would make sure that's an available service, when you choose your place.
The Hilton Waikaloa is a family place, for the most part. I'd avoid it for a honeymoon. I'm not clear on whether it's called the HHV now.
Have fun planning. Ten days on Hawaii is a great honeymoon idea.
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