Fairmont Orchid Hawai&#x27;i

795

Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa

Резорт-отель в Maui, HI

810

Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Autograph Collection

Отель в Kohala Coast, HI

252

The Westin Hapuna Beach Resort

Отель в Kohala Coast, HI

249

Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort, by Hyatt

Резорт-отель в Maui, HI

320

Fairmont Southampton

Резорт-отель в Bermuda

593

Помещения для встреч

Общая площадь для встречи

108 000 кв. футов

Самое большое помещение

14 000 кв. футов

Помещения (приватные)

32 000 кв. футов

Помещения для встреч

Второе по размеру помещение

9 332 кв. футов

Площади (на улице)

76 000 кв. футов

Помещения для встреч

Общая площадь для встречи

108 000 кв. футов

Самое большое помещение

14 000 кв. футов

Помещения (приватные)

32 000 кв. футов

Помещения для встреч

Второе по размеру помещение

9 332 кв. футов

Площади (на улице)

76 000 кв. футов

Планы этажей

Download floor plans for this venue.

Помещение для встречи

Участники

Название	Размер комнаты	Высота потолков	Максимальная вместимость	Банкетные круглые столы	Коктейльные круглые столы	Театр	Класс	Конференц-зал
Ballroom Courtyard	3 750 кв. футов 50 x 75 кв. футов	-	400	120	400	-	-	-
Browns Knoll	600 кв. футов 15 x 40 кв. футов	-	50	24	50	-	-	-
Coconut Grove	7 500 кв. футов 75 x 100 кв. футов	-	800	780	800	-	-	-
Croquet Lawn	14 400 кв. футов 120 x 120 кв. футов	-	350	350	-	-	-	-
Grande Ballroom	14 000 кв. футов 159 x 88 кв. футов	14 футов	1278	910	1278	1170	840	-
Hala Room	500 кв. футов 20 x 25 кв. футов	11 футов	48	30	48	44	27	22
Hibiscus Room	480 кв. футов 20 x 24 кв. футов	11 футов	43	36	43	38	27	18
Ilima Room	550 кв. футов 22 x 25 кв. футов	11 футов	50	42	50	46	27	22
Lehua Theatre	1 980 кв. футов 60 x 33 кв. футов	11 футов	160	-	-	160	-	-

Номера для гостей

Общее количество номеров для гостей

538

Номер на одного (1 кровать)

310

На двоих (2 кровати)

230

Номера больше стандартного номера (сюиты)

Ставка налога

4,712%

Число жителей на номер

13,25%

Общее количество номеров для гостей

538

Номер на одного (1 кровать)

310

На двоих (2 кровати)

230

Номера больше стандартного номера (сюиты)

Ставка налога

4,712%

Число жителей на номер

13,25%

Местонахождение

Как добраться

Flight service into Kona International Airport (KOA) is approx. 23 miles North and 25 minutes drive to the Hotel

Расстояние от аэропорта

23 миля

Distance from airport 23 mi

Парковка в районе

Платная парковка

( 40,00 $/День )

Услуги парковки автомобиля (вале-паркинг)

( 60,00 $/День )

Местные объекты туристского интереса

Puako Petroglyph Archaeological Preserve

Исторический памятник

1 миля

Along the Kohala Coast, the Puako Petroglyph Archaeological Preserve features more than a thousand petroglyphs, or kii pohaku, lava rock carvings etched into stone centuries ago by Native Hawaiians. Although the true meanings of the petroglyphs are unknown, it is generally thought these carvings are records of births and other significant events in the lives of the people who lived on Hawai'i Island long ago. Just a short walk from the Fairmont Orchid Hawaii, Holoholokai Beach (a well manicured beach-park with facilities) and the Mauna Lani Resort, you can see the carvings of human forms, canoes, turtles and others in the captivating petroglyphs fields of Puako. Take the kids on a petroglyph hunt and ask them what they think these ancient symbols could mean.

Holoholokai Beach Park Road

Kohala Coast, HI, US 96743

Pololu Valley

Отдых и развлечения

36 мили

As you drive north on Highway 270 where the black lava landscapes of the Kohala Coast give way to the flourishing, green pastures of North Kohala, you’ll be rewarded at the end of your journey with an unforgettable view from the Pololu Valley Overlook. Park your car in the small parking lot that is literally at the end of the road and treat yourself to an inspiring view of the verdant cliffs of Pololu Valley and the dramatic northeastern coastline. Horses graze on the hillside as you look out at the small island outcroppings sitting in the waters offshore and the lovely black sand beach at the mouth of the valley. You can take a steep hike down to the valley floor and the black sand beach, although swimming is discouraged because of strong currents. Along with the Waipio Valley Overlook, which also offers a view of Hawaii Island’s northeastern tip but from the south side, this is one of the most spectacular panoramic views on Hawaii Island.

Mauna Kea Summit

Исторический памятник

48 мили

Standing at 13,796 feet above sea level and over 32,000 feet from the ocean floor (making it taller than Mount Everest), don’t be surprised to see snow on Maunakea’s peaks during the winter. Take a guided tour to the summit for excellent stargazing opportunities or visit the Onizuka Center for International Astronomy Visitor Information Station (at 9,300-feet) for additional stargazing and to learn more about astronomy atop Maunakea.

Mauna Kea Access Road

Hilo, HI, US 96720

Puuhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park

Парк

51 мили

Located on the coast of Honaunau Bay in south Kona, Puuhonua o Honaunau immerses you in Hawaiian culture. This 180-acre national historic park was once the home of royal grounds and a place of refuge for ancient Hawaiian lawbreakers. Kapu, or sacred laws, were of utmost importance to Hawaiian culture and the breaking of kapu could mean death. A kapu-breaker's only chance for survival was to evade his pursuers and make it to a puuhonua, or a sacred place of refuge. Once there, a ceremony of absolution would take place and the law-breaker would be able to return to society. Hundreds of years old yet beautifully restored, Puuhonua o Honaunau remains one of Hawaii's most sacred historic places. Follow the park and map and take a self-guided walking tour and explore the grounds including the Great Wall, standing 10-feet high and 17-feet thick. Fierce kii, or wooden images of gods, guard the Hale o Keawe Heiau, a sacred temple that housed the bones of 23 alii (chiefs). A black lava rock shoreline hindered kapu-breakers from approaching by sea. Beyond the puuhonua, explore the nearby Royal Grounds, which were the sacred home of alii. See Keoneele Cove, the royal canoe landing; the Keoua Stone, the favorite resting place of the high chief of Kona, Keaoua; as well as halau (thatched work house), fishponds and a heiau (sacred temple) that is one of the oldest structures in the park. Beautiful at sunset, this sacred place gives visitors an important glimpse into early Hawaiian culture.

P.O. Box 129

Honaunau, HI, US 96726

Akaka Falls State Park

Парк

66 мили

At Akaka Falls State Park, located along the northeastern Hamakua Coast, you can see two gorgeous waterfalls on one short hike. The pleasant 0.4-mile uphill hike will take you through a lush rainforest filled with wild orchids, bamboo groves and draping ferns. As you follow the paved footpath, you'll first see 100-foot Kahuna Falls. Continue to follow the loop around the bend, and you'll discover towering Akaka Falls which plummets 442-feet into a stream-eroded gorge. Beautiful Akaka Falls is perhaps Hawaii Island's most famous waterfall. Easily accessible, this hike takes less than an hour.

Honomu, HI, US 96728

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

Парк

96 мили

Watch the landscape change before your very eyes at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Located 30 miles southwest of Hilo, this is the home of Kilauea volcano, one of the most active volcanoes on earth. The chance to witness the primal process of creation and destruction make this park one of the most popular visitor attraction in Hawaii and a sacred place for Native Hawaiians. Founded in 1916, the Park encompasses 333,000 acres from the summit of Maunaloa to the sea. Here you'll find 150 miles of hiking trails through volcanic craters, scalded deserts and rainforests as well as a museum, petroglyphs, a walk-in lava tube and two active volcanoes: Maunaloa, which last erupted in 1984 and Kilauea which has been erupting since January 3rd, 1983. The extraordinary natural diversity of the park was recognized in 1980 when it was named a World Biosphere site by UNESCO and in 1987 when the park was again honored as a World Heritage site. Kilauea is sometimes called "the world's only drive-in volcano." This prolific volcano currently produces 250,000-650,000 cubic yards of lava per day, enough to resurface a 20-mile-long, two-lane road daily. As of January 1994, 491 acres of new land have been created on Hawaii Island. The current eruption may last another 100 years or stop tomorrow. Pele, the volcano goddess who lives here, is very unpredictable. But the chance to watch Kilauea's blistering lava flows meet the sea is just one of the reasons to visit.

P.O. Box 52

HI, US 96718-0052