Lodging
Lodging in the Hawaiian Islands
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There are so many choices for lodging in Hawaii... from the rustic pitching of your tent on a secluded beach, to the ritzy five-star hotels and sub-leased condos lining the beaches of Waikiki. And of course there are a multitude of in-between choices. Prefer to be in an intimate family setting? Bed and breakfasts may suit you best. Looking for a healing experience? Many lodging choices offer massage therapy, saunas, and more.
The listings in the Natural Yellow Pages lean towards the simple, natural and healing aspect of lodging in Hawaii... from eco-resorts, retreats, camping, vacation homes, and much more...
BIG ISLAND
DRAGONFLY RANCH Tropical Fantasy Lodging at the Dragonfly Ranch, Kona Coast. (808) 328-9570.
Kalani Eco-Resort, on 113 coastal Big Isle acres. (808) 965-7828. (800) 800-6886.
MALAMA ANO SPIRITUAL SANCTUARY & RETREAT Malama Ano Spiritual Sanctuary & Retreat, http:www.ilhawaii.net/~hoohale. (808) 775-8040.
VOLCANO RAINFOREST RETREAT. Guesthouse. B&B. Extended Stays. Volcano Rainforest Retreat. (808) 985-8696.
WILD GINGER INN Old Hawaii Plantation style: Wild Ginger Inn. Non-smoking. (808) 935-5556. (800) 882-1887.
KAUAI
Aloha Aina * All Amenities for comfort, beauty, peace, healing treatments. See Acupuncture & Natural Healing Center.
BAMBOO JUNGLE HOUSE Tropical Jungle & Safari Rooms. Bamboo Jungle House, B&B. Ocean view. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
CAMPING ON KAUAI Camp Sloggett: Hwy 550 turn rt .5 mi. past Kokee Museum. Go .5 mile rt turn to Camp.
Hanalei Bay Kauai, One Bedroom Beachhouse, Tropical, Romantic & Spacious, Weekly $650, monthly rates (808) 826-6735 e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
Island Enchantment, Ocean & Mountain Lodges, Waterfall Adventures. (808) 823-0705.
Kalahea Hale, Hypo-allergenic B&B in Kalaheo (808) 332-8100, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
Kauai Cabins for under $40 night/double. Kahili Mountain Park (808) 742-9921.
Kaua’i Getaway Vacations. Unique guest lodgings, custom vacations, travel. Kaua’i North Shore - all islands. See www.KauaiTravel.com (888) 826-0068. Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Mahina’s Women’s Guest House, Shared/Private Room from $20/night. (808) 823-9364.
OCEANFRONT VACATION HOME Tradewinds Vacation Home, centrally located, kitchen, sleeps 6-8. (808) 822-3070.
Victoria Place, Secluded & Quiet, South Side B&B with Pool & Aloha (808) 332-9300.
MAUI
BED & BREAKFAST -VACATION RENTAL Hale Ho’okipa Inn, Bed & Breakfast, Gracious Plantation Home, Upcountry (808) 572-6698.
HALFWAY TO HANA HOUSE Quiet, peaceful retreat on Maui’s North Shore. (808) 572-1176. http://www.maui.net/~gailp Halfway to Hana House. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Little White House on Hana Bay. B&B. Great Rates & View. (808) 243-0466 v.m.
MALU MANU Sanctuary of the Birds - Malu Manu. Toll free 888-878-6161. Locally (808) 878-6111.
Maui Oceanfront Retreat: whales, sunsets, massage, unique therapies. (808) 573-3921.
Wai Ola Vacation Paradise, P.O. Box 12580, Lahaina, HI 96761. (808) 661-7901.
OAHU
HEALING RETREAT Pohaku Hale Healing Retreat, Located on South Point at Waimea Bay. (808) 637-3210.
NATURAL HAWAII online resource for natural products & services - a cooperation of Hawaii websites of interest - naturally. Log in & explore http://www.NaturalHawaii.com.
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- Maui
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- Kauai
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- Hawaii
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- Molokai
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- Lanai
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