Top Hotels Near Kona Le'a Plantation in Holualoa from AU$299

"Great staff. Good location. Poor parking and elevators. "

"Overall, we had a nice stay and would stay there again, assuming the price doesn't rise any further. NOTE: We had $120 per day added to our bill for resort fee and LOTS of taxes. Stayed in an oceanfront club room. Room was spacious, renovated fairly recently, clean, and had a great view. The room, as did the whole resort, showed its age with the concrete walls and lanai. The plumbing was noisy when the shower was on in the room above."

"Very clean, beautiful house with a great location and great views. Very well equipped, especially appreciated the beach gear and snorkeling equipment available!"

"Had an awesome stay for 9 days and would definitely return! "

"Five stars all around. A great stay walking distance Magic Sands while also very accessible to Kona. Would come back any time!"

"We had a magical family gathering at Hale Akala, an historic home with uncommon grace and charm. The kitchen had everything we needed to cook for our group of 7. There was nothing we hoped to find available that wasn't provided. Lisa was a welcoming host and had great suggestions for how to spend our time there."

"The view from this house is just unbelievable! You will never get tired of it. It is close to everything. There are beaches nearby, but you could easily be content enjoying the salt water pool. A house to remember."

"We had a wonderful time at the Big Island Retreat! It is for an adult who is seeking some chill time, tucked away in the trees, birds to watch, and feel the ocean breeze. Recommend for people who are okay without AC (went in March and wind was enough to keep us cool and sleep well), who are okay with quiet hours (I loved them because the sound does carry which makes ocean hearing good), and who want to spend most of their time outside or off exploring. This was perfect for our needs because we had plans to go and explore everyday and then come back just to sleep. We enjoyed not being on a big expensive resort and felt more naturally placed in the area. Our room had a bathroom, a sink, a mini fridge, a coffee pot, and dishes. There is a communal grill and larger fridge with a communal dining table. Washer and dryer available in the main public space. The public space has an open air roofed garden which is quite beautiful. We saw lots of birdies and geckos. "

"Ruth and Buddy were great hosts and we enjoyed our stay despite enduring the worst storm to hit Kona in decades."