Kohala Coast Hotels
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Mauna Lani Bay Hotel And Bungalows in Kohala Coast, United States
 White and airy guestrooms include soft, brilliantly white duvets, with plush pillow-top mattresses and foam or feather pillows. Headboards include accent mats woven from lauhala-tree leaves, with identical mats extending up above beds. Cream-colored rugs and white cushions on beautiful gray-rattan chairs and couches complete the contemporary d?cor. Marble floors at room entrances extend into bathrooms, which feature twin marble vanities. Rooms have multiple phones. Each guestroom has air conditioning and ceiling fans and offers one king or two double beds; rooms can accommodate a maximum of three guests. Oceanfront Room - These rooms face the ocean and unlike other rooms, they provide CD players. Ocean View Room - The ocean is visible from these rooms' lanais. Mountain View Room - All other rooms measure 520 square feet, not including lanais, but these larger rooms are 570 square feet. Their lanais look toward the Big Island's volcanoes.
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 Rooms include Mauna Lani Bay Hotel and Bungalows amenities include The Canoe House - Surrounded by ponds and right on the ocean, this award-winning restaurant serves dinners featuring Pacific Rim cuisine. The Bay Terrace - Breakfast buffets and a Mediterranean dinner menu bring diners to this open-air restaurant, which is set in a garden. Brunch is offered on Sunday afternoons. The Gallery Restaurant - This restaurant is located in the South Golf Course clubhouse. It serves sandwich/salad lunches and dinners featuring American regional cuisine and grilled seafood. Knickers Bar and Lounge - Also located in the South Golf Course clubhouse, this spot serves lunch and evening cocktails. The Honu Bar - This intimate and lively restaurant includes a sushi bar. Ocean Grill - This poolside spot offers pizza, salads, sandwiches, and tropical drinks for sunbathers and sunset watchers.
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What to expect: Tranquility suffuses the artfully enhanced resort, which is open to light and air at every turn, including glass elevators. Off the lobby, birdsong graces two open-sky atriums. In the main atrium, a sparkling sheet of water slides down a multi-story Plexiglas waterfall in a mesmerizing display. Even the Hawaiian trio entertaining evenings on the main atrium's terrace lounge is exceptionally lyrical and evocative of the islands' culture. Amenity highlights: Abundant sunning/swimming/soaking options abound at the beach and beachside pool complex. A spacious sundeck surrounds a large, free-form pool and includes a small spa for children and a large one for adults. Protected by a reef, the flat-water cove entices even timid swimmers and novice snorkelers to float and view exotic fish. The beach is broad, deep, and flat and the color of ground, gray pearls. Padded lounge chairs are plentiful around the pool and on the palm-tree shaded beach. Chilled-towel breaks offer relief for sunbathers. Insider tip: The resort raises young endangered Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles in a saltwater pond and releases them each summer during a July 4 "Turtle Independence Day" ceremony. Other ponds separately hold manta rays and colorful reef fish, and behind the Canoe House Restaurant is a pond that contains about eight restless sharks. Mealtimes for all these are an active event, and can be observed in the company of the resort's marine biologist.
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