72 300 Maheawalu Drive, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, 96740, United States

Garden View Hale Room

600 sq. ft. / Garden View / 1 King Bed

The Garden View Hale Room at Kona Village is a 600 sq. ft. retreat designed for a quieter connection to the resort’s lush surroundings. Set with a Garden View, it offers an easy sense of privacy and place, with the hale style reflecting the open, residential spirit of the resort. It is a calm base for days spent between the beach, pools, dining venues and cultural experiences of Kona Village. Inside, the room is arranged with 1 King Bed and is suited for up to two guests. The layout is ideal for a couple or solo traveller seeking generous space without excess, with the bedroom forming the heart of the hale. A furnished lanai extends the living experience outdoors, inviting unhurried mornings, afternoon pauses and relaxed evenings amid the garden setting. The bathroom is part of the private room experience, though no additional bathroom features should be assumed beyond those confirmed for this room category. Your stay at Kona Village is shaped by the resort’s broader island experience rather than an all-inclusive plan stated for this room. Guests can enjoy a choice of restaurants and bars, including Moana, Kahuwai Cookhouse & Market, Shipwreck Bar & Sushi, Talk Story Bar and Moana Cocktail Bar, along with four outdoor pools, Asaya Spa, a fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts, and cultural and ocean activities available on property. From sunrise paddles in Kahuwai Bay to time on the furnished lanai, the Garden View Hale Room offers a restful setting within Kona Village’s beachfront resort life.

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The lanai faces lush, mature garden landscaping rather than the bay, giving the room a quieter, more secluded feel than the beachfront hale categories. It suits travelers who want privacy and greenery over an ocean panorama, with the beach and pools still just a short walk away.

The room is set with 1 King Bed, making it best suited to two guests — a couple or a solo traveler wanting generous space without excess. It isn’t configured for multiple sleeping arrangements, so larger groups should look at Kona Village’s bigger hale or house categories.

Yes — every Garden View Hale Room comes with a furnished private lanai that extends the living space outdoors. It’s designed for slow mornings with coffee, an afternoon pause in the shade, or a quiet evening surrounded by the garden setting.

The bathroom is part of the private, residential-style hale experience, finished in keeping with the room’s calm, understated island design. It’s a personal ensuite rather than a shared or open-air feature, giving guests a private retreat within the hale.

At 600 sq. ft., it shares its footprint and hale-style layout with other entry categories at Kona Village, but trades an ocean or beachfront outlook for a garden view and quieter position. Guests who want direct bay views or closer beach proximity would look toward the resort’s ocean-facing or beachfront hale instead.

Kona Village runs on a resort-fee model rather than a full all-inclusive plan, and that daily fee covers access to Kilo Kai’s ocean activities — including sunrise canoe paddles and non-motorized water equipment — plus use of Asaya Spa’s sauna, steam room, hot tub and cold plunge. Dining at Moana, Kahuwai Cookhouse & Market and the resort’s bars is offered à la carte.

With its single king bed and 600 sq. ft. layout, it’s best suited to couples or solo travelers rather than families needing multiple beds. The quiet garden setting also makes it appealing for longer, unhurried stays where guests plan to spend most of their time at the beach, pools and spa rather than in the room.

Kona Village’s 81-acre grounds are spread out, so a garden-facing hale sits a short stroll inland from Kahuwai Bay and the resort’s four outdoor pools. Guests who want to minimize walking can ask about a location closer to the property’s center, near Moana and the other dining venues.

Rooms at Kona Village are intentionally low-tech, so a television is available on request rather than standard in every hale. It’s also worth knowing the nightly resort fee applies on top of the room rate and covers ocean activities and spa access rather than meals, so dining is booked separately across the property’s restaurants and bars.

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