What is the best oceanfront condo/beach house etc on Poipu Beach?
Dec 30th, 2002, 08:04 AM
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These villas do not appear to be ocean front. But you are correct they are reasonably priced.
We stayed on the second floor of building one at Whalers Cove. Ours was right on the ocean with unobstructed views of the ocean from the living room and master bedroom and from the huge lanai. It's more expensive than the place you've located. We arranged our reservation through Suite Paradise www.suite-paradise.com. Whalers Cove has a pool adjacent to the ocean as well as a jacuzzi.
We stayed on the second floor of building one at Whalers Cove. Ours was right on the ocean with unobstructed views of the ocean from the living room and master bedroom and from the huge lanai. It's more expensive than the place you've located. We arranged our reservation through Suite Paradise www.suite-paradise.com. Whalers Cove has a pool adjacent to the ocean as well as a jacuzzi.
Dec 30th, 2002, 08:14 AM
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Suzie did you pay a lot for that Whaler's Cove condo? A lot for me is $300 a night. The way you talk about it I really want to go but I am on a very poor budget even considered booking at the Kokee state lodge $35 a night. I think a more practicale middle ground would be something like Kuhio Shores $900 for the week. I want to hike Kokee. Talk to me at the end of this financial quarter Kokee lodge might be a pipe dream..... NEVER!!!
Infsker sorry to hijack your thread but nobody is a answering today.
Infsker sorry to hijack your thread but nobody is a answering today.
Dec 30th, 2002, 08:24 AM
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Sarah, I think we paid $265 per night. This was Sept 2001 sao it looks like their prices went up a little since then. Also it was value season and we stayed 5 nights. They also arranged our convertible rental car for us at a discount.
The condo is pretty big. 2 bedroom 2 bath. The 2nd bedroom has 2 single beds in it. Hope this helps.
The condo is pretty big. 2 bedroom 2 bath. The 2nd bedroom has 2 single beds in it. Hope this helps.
Dec 31st, 2002, 08:06 AM
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Actually the Waikomo Stream Villas are just off the road that takes you to all the big resorts in Poipu. I noticed them for the abundance of vegetation that surrounded the villas. They are well taken care of from the outside view. You can easily drive to some good beaches and they are close to some good restaurants. They appear to be a good deal for the price. If you want to see where they are in relation to the ocean here's an aerial view. http://www.wizardpub.com/kauai/krwaikomostream.html On the right of the screen is the Waikomo Stream that empties into the ocean. It's very rocky there and along that road you see is a low rock wall that separates you from the ocean.
I guess I was just responding to your title in which you indicate you are looking for oceanfront.
I guess I was just responding to your title in which you indicate you are looking for oceanfront.
Dec 31st, 2002, 08:37 AM
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If you can walk from the Hideaway Cove Villas to Poipu Beach that might be a better choice. The walk to a sandy beach from the Waikomo Stream is much longer than a block or two and is most likely the beach at the Sheraton or Kaihuna Plantation. Both a bit of a walk. The Waikomo Stream does have a small pool while the Villas do not if that matters. If the Villas are close to Poipu Beach you'd be close to a really yummy restaurant called BRENNECKE'S BEACH BROILER.
Dec 31st, 2002, 08:42 AM
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I know that the Nihi Kai condos are right across the street from the beach, so I used mapquest to look up the distance between the two. The results showed a distance of .12 miles which showed the hideaway right in the back of the Nihi Kai. Thanks for the restaurant suggestion.
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