Spectacular Oceanview Condo: Stylish and Serene

Enjoy urban sophistication in a tropical setting from our top-floor, corner condo in the Waikoloa Beach Resort on the Big Island of Hawai'i. Sunlight fills the space and the lanai faces west, for a shaded breakfast area during the heat of the day, and fantastic sunsets as the evening breezes rise. Simply put, this is the Vista's best view.
An ideal spot for romance, retreat, or recharging, please consider us.

Our Place:

We are on the top floor, and did we mention the ocean view?

Our two bedroom condo has been renovated and styled as an easy-on-the-eye sanctuary that celebrates the bay. We pursued our dream resort-home ideal, always favoring thoughtful indulgence and high-end furnishings for our guests. The aesthetic is urban loft space in crisp white-on-white with espresso wood floors, and measures 1260 interior square feet, Beautifully apportioned with generous public spaces, with a 340 square foot wrap-around lanai.

The condo is tastefully and comfortably appointed, and the kitchen is well-equipped: SubZero refrigerator, convection and microwave ovens, ceramic cooktop, Bosch dishwasher, spice rack and sharp knives, utensils and tableware all on hand.

The beds are low platforms with memory-foam toppers over foam bases, with down pillows.

Waikoloa and the Big island:

The Waikoloa Beach Resort is a dedicated resort area arrayed along A-Bay, a sheltered, crescent salt-and-pepper beach that is home to quite a few sea turtles. There are two major hotels and two shopping centers geared to tourists' needs along the resort's main drive.
This tiny section of the Kohala Coast has the best weather on the islands: with less than 10 inches of rain annually, the winds and water are often calm in the morning, giving way to offshore breezes in the evening as the cool descends from Mauna Kea. Temperatures commonly top out at 81ºF (27ºC) from September-May, and 84ºF (29ºC) June-August.

The abundance of sea life on the Kona Coast makes the island a world-class dive and snorkeling destination. The whales may be in during your stay — look for mother-calf pairs cavorting in A-Bay while you enjoy your breakfast on the lanai (Dec-April).

One of the Big Island's many pleasures is its innocence -- beyond the resort areas, it's far less cosmopolitan than Oahu or Maui, and far less traveled. You can make a day of discovering little beaches to call your own, you can get out in the country and be with real people very quickly, and there are many sacred sites to visit -- it's a more spiritual, less commercial Hawai'ian experience. There's still plenty of Old Hawai'i here. It's also incredibly diverse, geographically: with 8 of the planet’s 13 biomes represented, you can almost pinpoint the transition from 'dry side' / Kona lava field to 'wet side' / Hilo rain forest as you venture afield.

Our goal is for you to feel that blissful sigh of expectations exceeded as you make yourself at home in Hawai'i. We hope you enjoy your stay!