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

Ocean View Two Bedroom Kauhale Room

1000 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 6 Guests / 1 King Bed

The Ocean View Two Bedroom Kauhale Room at Kona Village is a spacious 1000 sq. ft. retreat designed for relaxed island living. From its furnished lanai, the room opens to an Ocean View, creating an easy connection between the indoors and the coast. Air conditioning, window screens, blackout drapes and daily housekeeping add comfort throughout the stay, while a desk, desk chair and laptop-friendly workspace make it simple to stay connected with free in-room WiFi of 25+ Mbps. Inside, the layout includes a bedroom, living room, separate sitting area and separate dining area, giving up to 6 guests room to gather or unwind. The room is furnished with 1 King Bed, bedsheets, a down comforter, and hypo-allergenic bedding available. Thoughtful touches include bathrobes, slippers, an in-room safe, minibar, phone and turndown service. The private bathroom features a rainfall showerhead, towels, hair dryer and an outdoor shower, with the supplier description also noting a deep soaking bathtub and separate shower. Your stay places you within the all-inclusive ease of Kona Village, where time can move from quiet mornings on the lanai to meals, ocean air and unhurried evenings across the resort. The room’s separate living and dining spaces make it especially well suited to shared stays, while the minibar, housekeeping and turndown service help keep each day feeling effortless. With its ocean view, generous indoor-outdoor layout and practical comforts, this kauhale is a polished base for experiencing Kona Village at a comfortable pace.

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The room’s furnished lanai frames views of the ocean, giving guests a private outdoor spot to take in Kahuwai Bay’s coastline without leaving the room. It’s a genuine indoor-outdoor connection rather than a token view, and worth it for guests who plan to spend time on the lanai each day.

The layout centers on one king bed within a two-bedroom kauhale, with the second bedroom adding further sleeping space so the room comfortably sleeps up to six guests. The separate living and dining areas give everyone room to spread out rather than sharing one open space.

Yes, it comes with a furnished lanai rather than a plunge pool, plus an outdoor shower for rinsing off after the beach or pool. It’s a relaxed, private outdoor space suited to morning coffee or evening drinks rather than a splash pool of its own.

The bathroom includes a deep soaking tub and a separate rainfall shower, along with bathrobes, slippers, and a hair dryer. It’s designed as a genuine retreat rather than a purely functional space, in keeping with the room’s overall resort feel.

At 1000 sq. ft. with two bedrooms, plus separate living and dining areas, this category offers considerably more separation and space than the resort’s single-bedroom hale rooms. It suits groups or families who want distinct sleeping and gathering areas rather than one shared room.

Guests benefit from Kona Village’s all-inclusive resort fee, which covers Kilo Kai ocean activities such as sunrise canoe paddles and non-motorized water equipment, along with complimentary access to the Asaya Spa’s cold plunge, sauna, steam room, and hot tub. Daily housekeeping and turndown service are part of the standard stay as well.

With its two bedrooms and separate living and dining spaces, this kauhale is particularly well suited to families or small groups traveling together, and its size makes it comfortable for longer stays. Couples wanting extra space, such as a work area separate from the bedroom, would also find it a good fit.

Kona Village sits directly on the black-sand shore of Kahuwai Bay, with its restaurants, bars, and pools spread across the property’s oceanfront grounds. Because the resort is fairly spread out, guests who want to minimize walking between their room and the central dining and pool areas can ask about a more central kauhale location.

Kona Village welcomes leashed pets throughout most of the property, with a per-stay cleaning fee applied at checkout. Pets aren’t permitted in restaurants, the spa, the fitness center, or on the beach and pool areas, so the lanai and hale itself remain the main pet-friendly space.

Kona Village rooms are designed around indoor-outdoor living rather than in-room television, so guests who prioritize screen time may want to factor that into expectations. The resort’s daily fee also covers a meaningful set of ocean activities and spa access, which is worth building into how you plan your days here.

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