Kona Village Resort?s 82 oceanfront acres boasts three distinct geological zones we call ?Sand,? ?Lava,? and ?Lagoon.? Within each zone is a variety of the unique, individual thatched roof bungalows, locally called hale (ha-lay). Each is cooled by tropical trade winds and interior ceiling fans, is generously sized and includes thoughtful in-room amenities. A coconut placed outside your door is the Hawaiian-style way of saying ?Do Not Disturb.? The serenity and keen sense of place at Kona Village is achieved in part by our lack of radios, telephones and televisions. And the variety of Polynesian architectural styles found throughout the resort means there is a hale in this special place awaiting you.

The hale categories are differentiated by location and view. The categories begin with a Standard hale that has garden views and run up to the Royal category located on the oceanfront. The accommodation rates include three island inspired meals per person per day.