{"type":"city","city":"Kailua-Kona (Big Island aka Island of Hawai'i)","citySlug":"kailua-kona-big-island-aka-island-of-hawaii-hawaii","url":"https://www.pressbeyond.com/hotels/united-states/hawaii/kailua-kona-big-island-aka-island-of-hawaii-hawaii","description":"The Kohala Coast is not Kailua-Kona. Travelers who book a flight to Kona and expect to land in the middle of their resort will find that the actual town, with its fishing boats and plate-lunch counters, sits well south of the hotels that carry the island's reputation. The four properties worth serious attention are spread along roughly thirty miles of lava-field coastline between the Mauna Kea and Hualalai districts, each carved from the same black volcanic rock yet arriving at entirely different conclusions about what a Hawaiian resort should feel like and look like.\n\nThe Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, opened in 1965 under Laurance Rockefeller and designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, established the template that everyone else has spent decades either refining or quietly rejecting. Its low-rise, open-air corridors and the famous collection of Asian and Pacific art placed throughout the public spaces gave it a curatorial seriousness that later resorts rarely matched. South along the coast, Mauna Lani under the Auberge Resorts Collection occupies a site where ancient Hawaiian fishponds remain intact beside the beach, and the 2020 renovation by design firm Rottet Studio brought considerable restraint to the interiors without erasing the property's mid-century bones. The Four Seasons Hualalai, which opened in 1996 and sits within a residential community framed by the younger lava flows of the Hualalai volcano, is perhaps the most architecturally resolved of the group, its bungalow clusters and lava-rock pool built directly around a tidal pond so that the boundary between resort and reef stays genuinely porous. Anyone whose instinct is to notice materials will find that the basalt masonry here is load-bearing, not decorative, which makes a difference you register physically even if you cannot immediately name it.\n\nKona Village, the most historically layered property on this coast, deserves its own accounting. The original resort, opened in 1965, was destroyed by the 2011 Tōhoku tsunami and spent over a decade in limbo before Rosewood reopened it in 2023. The reconstruction by Hart Howerton retained the thatched-hale village concept, scattering individual guest structures across a protected bay at Kahuwai rather than consolidating everything into a central building. It is the most deliberately isolated of the four, and the most explicit about what it is asking of a guest: to arrive, set the phone down, and stay put for several days in a place that has no reason to push you elsewhere.","provider":{"name":"PressBeyond","url":"https://pressbeyond.com","description":"PressBeyond provides AI-optimized hotel content with a consistent 5-image structure across its entire portfolio. 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The resort opened originally in 1983 and was substantially reimagined following Auberge's takeover, with interior designer Nicole Hollis leading a renovation that completed around 2020 across the property's 334 rooms and bungalows. Hollis's approach resolves a tension that bedevils most Hawaiian resort design: how to honor place without retreating into tiki pastiche. The answer, visible throughout, is restraint applied with warmth — guest rooms rendered in oatmeal linen, woven rope wall panels, circular botanical artwork in deep green, and mid-century-inflected lounge chairs in natural oak, all oriented toward ocean balconies that frame the Pacific like a held breath.\n\nThe bungalow accommodations push the material language further, their steeply pitched cathedral ceilings with exposed koa-toned timber rafters and hand-carved floral headboards giving those spaces an atmosphere closer to an artisan's compound than a hotel room. At grade, a rectangular infinity-edge pool set in teak decking steps down toward the beach through layered coconut palms, while the open-sided restaurant — heavy Douglas fir beams, wicker dining chairs, yellow-cushioned banquettes, a bar framed by the treeline — dissolves the boundary between interior and the lava-rock coastline beyond.","snippet":"Auberge resort on a sacred Kohala Coast lava field with hand-carved bungalows and Nicole Hollis interiors honoring Hawaiian place.","bestFor":"Architecture enthusiasts and collectors seeking Hawaiian authenticity","vibe":"Warm-minimalist · sacred-grounded","highlights":["Bungalows with hand-carved koa timber and cathedral ceilings","Nicole Hollis interiors in oatmeal linen and woven rope","Ancient fishponds and white-sand cove on lava-field site"],"pricePerNightInclTax":"$908","pricePerNightExclTax":"$908","currency":"USD","images":[{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0tyih903sf15u7aiair9yb1713348361489_a2cc8847-d98c-460b-a6f7-87eac5016e24.jpeg","role":"exterior","roleLabel":"Exterior","sequenceIndex":1,"alt":"Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #1 — Exterior","caption":"Exterior · Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Full building facade of Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection captured from a street-level angle as part of the PressBeyond standardized 5-image hotel sequence.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0tyod904ud15u7xpmq59ih1713348363090_d0fc114e-3cd9-499d-994b-540339a44e28.jpeg","role":"room1","roleLabel":"Primary Guest Room","sequenceIndex":2,"alt":"Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #2 — Primary Guest Room","caption":"Primary Guest Room · Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Full-room view of the primary guest bedroom at Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection, photographed with natural lighting and clear sightlines as part of the PressBeyond standardized 5-image hotel sequence.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0tyu2r05wb15u7wm3mxze21713348363811_0acb83bf-79c8-410e-817f-0b858dc81189.jpeg","role":"commonArea1","roleLabel":"Primary Common Area","sequenceIndex":3,"alt":"Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #3 — Primary Common Area","caption":"Primary Common Area · Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Primary common area at Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection — lobby or lounge — non-duplicative with the secondary social space, part of the PressBeyond standardized 5-image hotel sequence.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0tyzxs06y915u7jcr25pe91713348364429_516c886e-adb6-4889-bb83-46bfaa60be2e.jpeg","role":"room2","roleLabel":"Secondary Guest Room","sequenceIndex":4,"alt":"Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #4 — Secondary Guest Room","caption":"Secondary Guest Room · Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Secondary guest room at Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection, deliberately distinct from the primary bedroom — non-duplicative imagery is part of the PressBeyond curation standard.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0tz5q3080715u74vnf1ieu1713348364957_81ab95c8-82e6-4b64-8547-66fb7ba046cf.jpeg","role":"commonArea2","roleLabel":"Secondary Common Area","sequenceIndex":5,"alt":"Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #5 — Secondary Common Area","caption":"Secondary Common Area · Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Secondary lounge or social space at Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection — bar, dining, or terrace — deliberately distinct from the primary common area, part of the PressBeyond curation standard.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true}]},{"name":"Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort","url":"https://www.pressbeyond.com/hotels/united-states/hawaii/kailua-kona-big-island-aka-island-of-hawaii-hawaii/kona-village-a-rosewood-resort","city":"Kailua-Kona (Big Island aka Island of Hawai'i)","cityHeader":"Kailua-Kona (Big Island aka Island of Hawai'i) • Kahuwai Bay • OVER THE TOP","neighborhood":"Kahuwai Bay","designSummary":"For more than sixty years, the original Kona Village was a rare thing in Hawaiian hospitality — a low-rise, thatched-bungalow retreat that refused to become a tower resort. Its destruction by the 2011 tsunami, and the seven-year reconstruction that followed, gave Walker Warner Architects' Greg Warner and interior designer Nicole Hollis of NICOLEHOLLIS the rare opportunity to rebuild that ethos from the ground up rather than simply restore it. Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort, reopened in July 2023 across 81 sacred acres at Kaʻūpūlehu on Kahuwai Bay, the Big Island's Kona coast, with 150 single-story hale arranged in village-like crescents that settle into the landscape with the same quiet confidence the original always had.\n\nThe architecture earns its place. Thatched roofs — constructed from recycled materials — crown each hale in a form that echoes traditional Polynesian building without costuming it. Inside, the rooms move between two registers: some feature steeply pitched natural-timber gabled ceilings that frame the Pacific like a picture window, while others carry exposed rafter ceilings above four-poster beds in dark, rope-detailed hardwood, with rush-woven benches, sculptural side tables, and handwoven area rugs grounding the palette. The oceanfront terraces, lined in teak-framed lounge furniture and edged by a black-surround pool, keep the lava-rock shore visible at every angle. LEED Gold certification and a solar-powered microgrid confirm that this reconstruction was concerned with more than appearance.","snippet":"A rebuilt Hawaiian village of 150 thatched hale with timber interiors, oceanfront lava-rock pools, and solar-powered sustainability.","bestFor":"Architecture enthusiasts seeking authentic Hawaiian retreat","vibe":"Vernacular-modern · serene","highlights":["150 single-story hale with thatched roofs on 81 sacred acres","Interiors by Nicole Hollis with timber ceilings and handwoven textiles","LEED Gold certified with solar microgrid and lava-rock oceanfront"],"pricePerNightInclTax":"$1,165","pricePerNightExclTax":"$1,165","currency":"USD","images":[{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0ujiss045915ymvpdltrg91713364177735_02df8761-49c5-49ed-a938-b5921fb04832.jpeg","role":"exterior","roleLabel":"Exterior","sequenceIndex":1,"alt":"Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #1 — Exterior","caption":"Exterior · Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Full building facade of Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort captured from a street-level angle as part of the PressBeyond standardized 5-image hotel sequence.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0ujom0057115ymna71e5w81713364178506_3dcdf3a1-df5c-4eeb-a503-761101c422aa.jpeg","role":"room1","roleLabel":"Primary Guest Room","sequenceIndex":2,"alt":"Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #2 — Primary Guest Room","caption":"Primary Guest Room · Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Full-room view of the primary guest bedroom at Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort, photographed with natural lighting and clear sightlines as part of the PressBeyond standardized 5-image hotel sequence.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0ujuka068t15ymgatpgxd51713364176225_e80b2973-46dc-40ed-898e-0f02f414b7b2.jpeg","role":"commonArea1","roleLabel":"Primary Common Area","sequenceIndex":3,"alt":"Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #3 — Primary Common Area","caption":"Primary Common Area · Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Primary common area at Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort — lobby or lounge — non-duplicative with the secondary social space, part of the PressBeyond standardized 5-image hotel sequence.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0uk0d907aj15ymuom9e91a1713364179300_0386992c-5453-4b04-ac6a-be7e7827a3fd.jpeg","role":"room2","roleLabel":"Secondary Guest Room","sequenceIndex":4,"alt":"Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #4 — Secondary Guest Room","caption":"Secondary Guest Room · Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Secondary guest room at Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort, deliberately distinct from the primary bedroom — non-duplicative imagery is part of the PressBeyond curation standard.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0uk69v08cb15ymisfxoej71713364180021_27ea219c-4e7e-4a00-b6da-e90f122b12f8.jpeg","role":"commonArea2","roleLabel":"Secondary Common Area","sequenceIndex":5,"alt":"Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #5 — Secondary Common Area","caption":"Secondary Common Area · Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Secondary lounge or social space at Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort — bar, dining, or terrace — deliberately distinct from the primary common area, part of the PressBeyond curation standard.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true}]},{"name":"Four Seasons Hawaii, Hualalai","url":"https://www.pressbeyond.com/hotels/united-states/hawaii/kailua-kona-big-island-aka-island-of-hawaii-hawaii/four-seasons-hawaii-hualalai","city":"Kailua-Kona (Big Island aka Island of Hawai'i)","cityHeader":"Kailua-Kona (Big Island aka Island of Hawai'i) • Hualalai • OVER THE TOP","neighborhood":"Hualalai","designSummary":"Poured from the same volcanic lava rock that formed the Kohala Coast itself, the low-slung bungalow clusters of Four Seasons Resort Hualalai feel less like architecture imposed on a landscape than geology that simply arranged itself into rooms. Hill Glazier Architects designed the resort when it opened in 1996, working in a Hawaiian vernacular that draws on traditional plantation and Polynesian forms — steeply pitched hip roofs, deep louvered overhangs, and basalt-stone base walls that match the surrounding lava fields in both color and texture. The massing stays deliberately horizontal and broken into small-scale pavilions, keeping the canopy of coconut palms and monkeypod trees firmly in charge of the skyline.\n\nInside, the 243 rooms and bungalows are finished in rich koa-toned hardwood millwork, slate tile flooring, and woven textile wall panels that reference traditional Hawaiian kapa cloth — an interior sensibility that carries the warmth of a well-appointed private home rather than the cool neutrality that afflicts so many Pacific resorts. Ceiling fans turn slowly under vaulted ceilings, louvered plantation shutters fold back to dissolve the boundary between room and terrace, and wicker seating grouped around circular rattan coffee tables extends living naturally toward the Pacific. 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The Mauna Kea Beach Hotel opened that same year on a crescent of white sand at Kauna'oa Bay, its six-story concrete frame oriented to catch the prevailing trade winds through open-air corridors — a passive cooling strategy that made air conditioning unnecessary and kept the building in constant conversation with the Pacific. Rockefeller's personal involvement extended to acquiring one of the finest collections of Asian and Pacific art assembled within a hotel, with over 1,600 pieces woven into the public spaces and gardens rather than installed as afterthought decoration.\n\nThe 252 rooms carry their mid-century bones gracefully into the present — warm koa-toned millwork wrapping the headboards and desk units, large-format pale tile underfoot, and sliding glass doors opening onto generous lanais that frame either the turquoise arc of the bay or the green sweep of the Robert Trent Jones Sr.-designed golf course climbing toward Mauna Kea's slopes. The color language throughout — terracotta orange in the monstera-printed bench upholstery and bolster cushions, lime-cushioned wicker at the clifftop restaurant terrace, flagstone paving weathered to the tone of the surrounding lava field — gives the property a coherence that most subsequent Hawaiian resorts have reached for without quite achieving.","snippet":"A 1965 SOM-designed resort with 1,600+ Asian artworks and passive cooling that frames Kauna'oa Bay.","bestFor":"Architecture enthusiasts and art collectors","vibe":"Mid-century-modernist · volcanic","highlights":["1965 SOM design by Laurance Rockefeller on Kauna'oa Bay","1,600+ Asian and Pacific artworks integrated throughout grounds","Passive trade-wind cooling through open-air corridors, no AC needed"],"pricePerNightInclTax":"$807","pricePerNightExclTax":"$807","currency":"USD","images":[{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0tyigb03sb15u7dt0lxmb41713352249727_e011c73c-6972-4478-ba48-87d1d1f23788.jpeg","role":"exterior","roleLabel":"Exterior","sequenceIndex":1,"alt":"Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #1 — Exterior","caption":"Exterior · Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Full building facade of Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection captured from a street-level angle as part of the PressBeyond standardized 5-image hotel sequence.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0tyoc904u915u7n23i0lix1713352250932_e234d2b6-70bc-466e-8636-8f7893397cb0.jpeg","role":"room1","roleLabel":"Primary Guest Room","sequenceIndex":2,"alt":"Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #2 — Primary Guest Room","caption":"Primary Guest Room · Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Full-room view of the primary guest bedroom at Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection, photographed with natural lighting and clear sightlines as part of the PressBeyond standardized 5-image hotel sequence.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0tyu1s05w715u7loqpsu491713352251504_6581822a-da5d-4080-847f-9e8c1fade4a6.jpeg","role":"commonArea1","roleLabel":"Primary Common Area","sequenceIndex":3,"alt":"Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #3 — Primary Common Area","caption":"Primary Common Area · Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Primary common area at Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection — lobby or lounge — non-duplicative with the secondary social space, part of the PressBeyond standardized 5-image hotel sequence.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0tyzxh06y515u7qp829q6q1713352252138_1e46d6da-9b50-492f-8788-b3631f6378a1.jpeg","role":"room2","roleLabel":"Secondary Guest Room","sequenceIndex":4,"alt":"Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #4 — Secondary Guest Room","caption":"Secondary Guest Room · Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Secondary guest room at Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection, deliberately distinct from the primary bedroom — non-duplicative imagery is part of the PressBeyond curation standard.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true},{"url":"https://d89wdvrh3yrgq.cloudfront.net/resized/L__clv0tz5p2080315u72bo3coua1713352252921_23f537e0-9dd4-4b14-9660-61aa4a5eb06e.jpeg","role":"commonArea2","roleLabel":"Secondary Common Area","sequenceIndex":5,"alt":"Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection — Standardized Hotel Image Sequence #5 — Secondary Common Area","caption":"Secondary Common Area · Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection · PressBeyond hotel series","description":"Secondary lounge or social space at Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection — bar, dining, or terrace — deliberately distinct from the primary common area, part of the PressBeyond curation standard.","creditText":"PressBeyond","licensePage":"https://pressbeyond.com","distinct":true}]}]}