Hotels Near Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park, Kailua-Kona - Top 10 Hotels by Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park

Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park Hotel & Travel Guide

Looking for a hotel that's close to Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park?

If you're interested in seeing it, head to Kailua-Kona.

Travelers will be happy to learn that there are 23 hotel options within 6 miles (10 kilometers) of Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park. Spend some time comparing the features at the Wyndham Royal Sea Cliff and Aston Kona by the Sea.

Lay your head down at one of the low-cost accommodations in the surrounding area. Some such places are the Uncle Billy's Kona Bay Hotel and the Kona Seaside Hotel.

After a frantic day, rest your sore feet at a luxury establishment that's just a short drive away. You may want to consider the Holualoa Inn and Ohi'a Park Estate.

After visiting all the major tourist sights, sample the culinary delights at L&L Hawaiian Barbecue (74-5035 Queen Ka'ahumanu Highway, Kailua-Kona), just 0.5 miles (0.8 kilometers) away.

Other Things to Do Near Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park

After you're done at Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park, there are a range of other attractions that'll keep you busy:

Honokohau Marina is a charming local marina. Inquire for visiting information if you'd enjoy spending some time there.
Enjoy beautiful scenery and connect with nature at Kaloko-Honokohau National Park.
Hoping to find some parkland where you can enjoy a relaxing walk or just soak up the sun? You ought to visit Old Kona Airport State Recreation Area.
Make the Milky Way part of your travels with an educational afternoon at Ellison S. Onizuka Space Center.
Beneficial information displays and brochures are found at Hawaii Gateway Energy Center.

Need insider tips on must-see attractions in Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park? Check out our Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park travel guide!

Kona Reef Resort

4.0 Nice resort, old condo

Overall, we found the resort nice, with an incredible ocean view and sound, clean grounds, great location. The staff was friendly and helpful. The unit we stayed in was on top floor, great view. Easy walk to several restaurants, bars and stores, and a bit longer walk to all the attractions in Kailua-Kona village. Free parking if you rent a car. Resort is next to nice public beach, surfing, etc. Downside was the unit we stayed in - private owner (about 1/3 of the condo units were privately owned, managed by the resort, the rest were resort owned). The unit (all in the property have the same design as best I could tell) was basically fine, just old and about worn out. Badly needs a refresh - paint, carpet, trim and fittings haven't been redone or replaced in years, and it shows, kinda like your own home after 15 to 20 years of living in it. Not an uncommon issue with vacation rental condos.

1 month ago by A verified traveler from San Diego

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Kona Seaside Hotel

5.0 one night stay before going to condo close by

Our one night stay on first arriving to the Big Island in Kona was very comfortable. We could walk to the restaurant from our hotel to eat that night. Room was clean and had everything we needed.

4 months ago by A verified traveler from Mississippi

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Royal Kona Resort

4.0 Good place to stay in Kona, but aging facilities..

We stayed in a corner king room, which has outstanding views but the highest price. The location of the hotel and its views are its greatest assets. You can walk to anywhere in downtown Kailua from here. The facility is worn around the edges, but it's not too bad. The pool is relatively small for a facility this big and seating around the pool is limited and fills up quick as the day progresses. The bar area is open air with a great view, but as with the pool, the seating is limited for a facility this big and fills up quickly at the beginning of happy hour. Get there early if you want to watch the sunset while sipping a tropical drink. Although there is no official resort fee, any extra service is alacarte. Parking is $12/day. Staff was friendly and service was good. Also if you stay in the south end of the middle tower or the north end of the south tower you will experience the smoke from the luau cooking fire in the morning and the noise from the luau itself in the earlier part of the evening 4 days a week.

4 months ago by A verified traveler from Vacaville, CA

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Courtyard by Marriott King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel

4.0 Right in the center the tourist shopping area

Close to the beach and tourist shopping. Several great restaurants to eat at. Old but decent hotel. Had a good time.

7 months ago by A verified traveler from san carlos, ca

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Uncle Billy's Kona Bay Hotel

1.0 Don't stay here !!

I have been to cheap old hotels here and there however this would have to be one of the top 3 worst hotels ever. Location is great , that's it!!! Rooms are disgustingly old and dirty or simply worn, carpet smells, bathroom can't tell if they are clean or not and nothing works. We were changed three times with air conditioning problems but that is not the reason for a bad review, it can happen. It's simply too old and in desperate need of a renovation. It had mini cockroaches in the room. If you can stay elsewhere do it.

9 months ago by A verified traveler from brisbane

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Kona West

2.0 Musty Economy Suite.

I'll start with the positive in that this place was in a great location. We walked into a musty smelling place, and trying to open the screen door took a little coercion. After a long day of travel it was just frustrating. The owner was responsive to questions, but her responses turned rude when we explained that the room wasn't what was pictured on Travelocity. She exclaimed that it was our fault for booking it. Not professional at all. We weren't looking for anything but a bit of empathy. We stayed the two nights only because of the location, but that was it. The Murphy bed was behind the curtain, and furniture had to be rearranged to open it completely. The bathtub was backing up.

1 year ago by A verified traveler from NM

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