Hale Loli'i "B" - Paniolo


Rates: $110 / night (avg.)
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Bed types: (sleeps 2)
Reviews: 4.84 (from 132 reviews)
Studio with kitchenette (NO STOVE). Great rates. Convenient.
SECOND FLOOR WALK-UP
PARCEL ID/TMK:
RP 4-5-4-005-018-0002-000

The entire condo property is smoke free. Smoking is only permitted off of the condo property and then only as long as it is not within twenty (20) feet of a living unit. These are both condo association rules and Hawaii state statutes.
They say, "location is everything” and Hale Loli’I is on the corner of Ka Haku Road and Wyllie Road – right in the heart of Princeville. Easy to find, easy to get in and out, and close to everything the north shore has to offer.

No matter how you spend your days, whether hiking the many trails, playing a round of golf at one of the exceptional courses, or perhaps just a day at one of the stunning, world-famous beaches, come back to this comfortable well-appointed condo. We provide beach towels, snorkel gear, chairs & umbrella. You’ll also find a cooler & picnic ware.
The spectacular beauty of Kauai's North Shore surrounds you at Hale Loli'i. Whether you walk or drive, you are just minutes from fabulous beaches, great golf, hiking, horse back riding, or whatever else your imagination can come up with. And at the end of the day, come back to a home away from home. This second floor walk-up unit has a sleeping area separated by a room divider, a dining area, and a living room area.

You don't have to set an alarm here, as there are plenty of birds and perhaps even chickens to get you up and going. Make breakfast in the well appointed kitchenette or if you want, walk over to the Princeville Center and find coffee and pastries at several local eateries, or stock up at the full service grocery store.

If sightseeing is on your list, turn left out the driveway, and you are a couple of minutes from the main highway. Take a right and go up to the end of the road. Or a left will take you back east and then south to see the rest of the island. These can be difficult decisions, but whichever way you go, you will not be disappointed. The beauty is island-wide.
If you go right, it is ten miles until the end of the road. And a total of ten single lane bridges to navigate. A word on them later. If you go all the way to the end, you will arrive at Ke'e Beach. For me at least, this is perhaps one of the most peaceful and mesmerizing places on earth. If you walk back up the beach about five hundred yards, you will have a view of the Na Pali Cliffs over the water, with mist rising from the ocean caught by the rising sun. You may never want to leave.
Between Hale Loli'i and Ke'e Beach, you will pass through Hanalei, and go by some of the great beaches of the world. You may want to save Hanalei until later in your trip as the shops there will give you plenty of souvenir options. Heading east and south, stop in Kilauea and see the lighthouse, Na Aina Kai botanical Gardens, or the Guava Kai Plantation.

A half hour drive down Kuhio Highway brings you to Old Kapa'a Town. More beaches, restaurants, and shops. Check out our guide book for suggestions. Further down the road brings Waipouli, Wailua, Lihue, and on to the south shore and Poipu Beach, west to Waimea Canyon and if you are adventurous up to Polihale State Park.

At the end of the day, you can either eat in - perhaps take something down to the poolside grill - even prepare simple meals utilizing the two burner hot plate and full size microwave oven - eat in the dining area that accommodates two comfortably. Or, if you are too tired to cook yourself, perhaps you will want to go out and enjoy any of the great restaurants nearby.
Later you can put your feet up in a comfortable recliner or stretch out on an equally comfy couch, and enjoy a wide assortment of channels on the HD television, or pick something from Netflix or rent a movie and put it in the blu-ray player. High speed internet is available to check your emails, surf the web, or stream your favorite music. There are books, board games & cards as well - for the occasional "liquid sunshine" days. Hopefully you won't have to worry about laundry, but if necessary there are several commercial luandromats in Kapaa and Lihue.

The kitchenette has a refrigerator, two burner hot plate and microwave oven. There is also a coffee maker, teapot, toaster, insta-pot and blender, as well as plenty of dishes and eating utensils. Last but not least, a separate counter-top ice maker is provided for those frosty tropical libations.
ENJOY.

Registration Number: GE-067-232-3584-01, TA-067-232-3584-01, 540050030019

Hale Loli'i "B" - Paniolo Reviews

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