iamq

This is from the Prince Resorts Hawaii website.

http://www.princeresortshawaii.com/i...g-12-11-07.pdf

Barbara5353

Wow! That's a l-o-n-g closure. I stayed at Mauna Kea a few months before the earthquake. Loved the old, elegant feel, but agree that updating was in order. Glad that they are enlarging most of the rooms, which were small by today's standards. Certainly hope they upgrade those tiny 13" TV's! For the purists, there is always an option of not watching TV. The only downside of this whole project is that I probably won't be able to afford to stay there; it was a budget-stretcher for me in 2006 as it was. I saved my orange flip-flops, so maybe I can at least sneak onto a lounge chair on that lovely beach.

Ag3046

On the good side, the beach is nearly perfect now without the hotel open.

sylvia3

No hotel guests, but they are still limiting cars in the small lot to 50; get there early.

auntiemaria

As of this morning's paper, now the Mauna Kea is having troubles getting one of the insurance companies to pay up:
http://www.honoluluadvertiser.com/ap...66/1001/NEWS01