Availability

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Smoking not permitted inside property.
  • 1 Studio Bedroom at Kona White Sands, Magic Sands Beach, Sleeps 2

    1 Bathroom

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    Comfortable queen size bed with mango wood headboard and frame. 100% cotton linens, and your choice of pillows: down or not, thick or thin.

     

    *Weekly rates prorated for stays longer than 7 nights.

    *Rates are subject to change until confirmation.

    Standard Rate:

    *2 night minimum

    $99/night

    $650/week

    $2,400/month

     

    September 2015 Special (September 1 – 30, 2015) Rate:

    *2 night minimum

    $85/night

    $550/week

    $2,000/month

     

    Autumn (October 1 – November 30, 2015) Rate:

    *2 night minimum

    $89/night

    $575/week

    $2,200/month

     

    Winter (December 1, 2015 – April 30, 2016) Rate:

    *3 night minimum

    $99/night

    $650/week

    $2,400/month

     

    Tax Rate: 13.416%

     

    Fees:

    Exit Cleaning Fee: $100 + tax

    Refundable Damage Deposit: $250

    *Security deposit is 100% refundable, as long as the studio is in good shape upon your departure, and returned within 14 days (usually much sooner).

     

    Bed size:1 Queen

    Room size:1 Studio Bedroom

General

BIG, direct ocean view! Watch incredible sunsets or dolphins and humpback whales play from your lanai! Wake up every morning to a beautiful ocean view, and fall asleep to the soothing sounds of the surf!

The studio offers a direct view of La’Aloa Beach (aka Magic Sands Beach), free and convenient parking, Wi-Fi, and a good-sized, functional kitchen. There is an outdoor BBQ grill at the back of the building, or at the beach park across the street.

This studio is just far enough out of town to see stars at night, yet close enough for easy access to all that Kailua-Kona offers. It’s four miles from the Kailua Pier, and about three miles to where town starts. And, they are flat miles! You could easily take the trolley the few miles north to the heart of Kailua-Kona, and walk back.

There are a few sets of snorkel gear so you can check out the clear Kona waters and the super-colorful tropical fish. It’s just a quick walk to at least three spots to get in and out of the ocean. You will see reef fish almost immediately, the further you go out, the better it gets.

Check us out, we could be your best “lei-over” yet!

Check-in time

Flexible

Check-out time

Flexible

Phone number

Call or text: 1-808-937-2573

Cancellation / Prepayment

50% due upon reservation; Balance due 14 days before arrival.

Cancellation fee of $100.

Pets

Pets not permitted.

Additional information

Kailua-Kona Village is an easily walkable three flat miles away. The pier is only four flat miles away. A trolley goes back and forth often, with a ten minute ride to town.

Only a two lane road lies between your lanai and La`Aloa Beach – also called “Magic Sands Beach” because the sand comes and goes throughout the seasons.

Guests often comment that our studio exceeded their expectations. We imagine it's because of the very recent extensive renovation (finished April 2015), and the beautiful professional upgrades!

The Venetian plastered walls and ceiling, as well as the wood floors, give a wonderful feel to the studio. You will want to touch these walls! They are so smooth, professionally crafted with Italian plaster made from limestone and marble dust.

The living room is combined with the bedroom, and the vintage Rattan furniture is charming and comfortable. A love seat, full-sized desk with chair, and the natural-edge mango wood bar and two bar stools all combine to make a functional, but uncluttered, great room.

The queen sized bed is very comfortable, just as Goldilocks would like, not too firm, not too soft, with your choice of “thick or thin,” and “down or not” pillows.

The kitchen has local hardwood (silky oak) cabinets, Grohe faucets, granite counter tops, plenty of storage, sharp knives, heavy stainless cookware – basically anything you would need.

There is not a full oven, but there is a toaster oven, regular toaster, two burner electric cook top, microwave, coffee maker, coffee grinder, French press, and a full size refrigerator to make longer stays easy! All necessary dishes, utensils, kitchenware, and stainless pots and pans are provided. There is a grill at the back of the building, but it might be more fun to use the ones at the beach park across the street. There are even cloth napkins!

The bathroom features a large tiled shower, toilet, counter space, and sink. Grohe faucet and tile floor. High quality bath towels, hand towels, wash clothes, and beach towels. Hand soap, shampoo, and conditioner are provided. And, Toilet Paper! (We know this sounds crazy, but we once stayed somewhere that provided 'starter' rolls. WOW, not the best experience.) There is even an iron and a small ironing board-just in case you need to look spiffy!

Since we are on-island residents and "neat-nics,” we are proud of the fact that there are few places for bugs to get inside, nor many places for them to live. In our recent renovation, we were amazed how many nooks, crannies, and cracks we eliminated.

Amenities

  • BBQ/Grill
  • Beach Access
  • Cable TV/DVD/VHS
  • Deck
  • Full Kitchen
  • Handicapped Accessible
  • Linens Provided
  • Outdoor Furniture
  • Reserved Parking
  • Sunset View
  • Toiletries Provided
  • Water View

Activities

Kailua-Kona Village is about three flat miles away. The pier is four flat miles away. A trolley goes back and forth often with a ten minute ride to town.

Only a two lane road lies between your lanai and Magic Sands (La`Aloa) Beach – called “Magic Sands” because the sand comes and goes throughout the seasons. Kayaks and canoes are available for rent at Kahalu`u Beach Park, about one mile south. Some snorkel gear is available for guest use, a few fins and mask/snorkel sets. (You may want to invest in your own as we cannot guarantee fit.) The beach also has a volleyball court.

Dolphins play just offshore at La`Aloa Bay (Magic Sands Beach) and are great fun to watch. This winter a mama humpback and her calf lolled just off shore for weeks! People were swimming out to see them, but as you can imagine, the life-guards at the beach "reminded" them that it is illegal to approach wildlife.

Oceanic cable service with 65 channels, Netflix, and Amazon Prime, and Pandora. The smart TV doubles as a web browser.

Additional activities include: • Beachcombing • Bird Watching • Boating • Eco Tourism • Luaus • Photography • Scenic Drives • Shopping • Sight Seeing • Walking • Whale Watching • Wildlife Viewing • Cycling • Deepsea Fishing • Fishing • Golf • Hiking • Kayaking • Pier Fishing • Sailing • Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling • Snorkeling • Snorkeling/Diving • Spelunking • Surf Fishing • Surfing • Swimming • Wind-Surfing

Internet

Wi-Fi, and smart TV doubles as a web browser.

Parking

Reserved parking spot.

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Kailua-Kona

Kailua-Kona

Activities

ActivitiesThe west coast of Hawaii is know as the “Kona Side”. Due to the local weather conditions this side of Hawaii is almost always dry and sunny, and there are numerous white sand beaches perfect for sunbathing, snorkeling and swimming! The Kona side of the Island is also known for its lush green golf courses that form an unearthly contrast with the black lava they are build upon and attract top-players from around the world.

Transportation

TransportationTravel to Kona International Airport (KOA) in Kona to the west, or Hilo International Airport (ITO) in Hilo to the east. Most visitors arrive in Kona. There is also the option of flying into Honolulu International Airport (HNL) on Oahu first and then taking a short, 35-40 minute flight to Hawaii Island.

Food & Drink

Food & DrinkThe slopes of the volcanoes around Kona are home to the world famous Kona coffee, so if you are into coffee try to visit a Kona coffee farm. You can of course also get a fresh cup of Kona coffee in town. Aside from getting your coffee fix, be sure to check out many of the island’s many Hawaiian grills, seafood establishments and sushi joints.
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