Waimea Plantation Cottages, a Coast Resort combine Hawaiian history and culture with modern conveniences. Built on a former sugar plantation, these accommodations have been thoughtfully restored and updated with period-inspired furnishings. This property features free Wi-Fi and an oceanfront swimming pool. Each cottage includes a full kitchen with refrigerator and microwave, flat screen TV with cable channels, and a private lanai. Waimea Plantation Cottages, a Coast Resort has volleyball and shuffleboard courts for guest leisure. Kalapaki Joe’s is the on-site restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner every day of the week. There are local grocery stores and farmers markets nearby, where guests can shop for groceries. This property is less than one mile from the West Kauai Technology and Visitor Center, and Russian Fort Elizabeth State Historical Park. Kekaha Beach Park is about four miles away.
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This hotel is the perfect destination if it's peace and tranquility that you seek. Surrounded by lush, tropical vegetation yet close to shopping and dining options, these cottages have a wonderful location. Perfect for relaxing with a good book or lounging by the pool in the sun, this property is a true island escape.
Since this is a small property, you can expect all the charm and hospitality imaginable. The staff will treat you like family, making sure you are comfortable during your stay. They are happy to accommodate a number of requests and are happy to assist with questions about activities in the local area.
Cottages provide more space for everyone to spread out. A fully equipped kitchen allows families to stay in and cook meals, and there are laundry facilities on site. Families and groups have given positive reviews for their stays here.
Surrounded by lush vegetation, you can expect to see resident insects and lizards around the property. Rooms are air conditioned, but the property does have its fair share of mosquitoes.
These cottages are a far cry from the high-end resorts and hotels on the island. While this property doesn't have luxury amenities or high-rise views, you'll all the charm and hospitality imaginable. Plus, you'll likely get a lesson on local Hawaiian history, too.
This historic plantation does not have the most modern furnishings. The cottages themselves are old, so you may notice signs of age on the exterior and interior.
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