Princeville hotels

Nestled on a secluded bluff overlooking the Majestic North Shore of Kauai, the Pacific Ocean stretches as far as the eye can see; where the clouds come alive and dance in concert with our endless sunrise and sunsets, interrupted only by the whales, turtles and waves crashing against the shore. The views are simply stunning which is why at the beginning or end of every day you might find yourself drawn by the Adirondack chairs strategically placed along the ocean’s edge allowing you to ponder on the meaning of life, or simply enjoy Mother Nature at her finest.

When you stay at Hanalei Bay Resort in Princeville, you'll be on the beach, within a 15-minute drive of Princeville Golf Course and Hanalei Bay. Featured amenities include a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.

In Hawaii, travelers love to explore the islands to see what they all have to offer. When tourists choose to go to Kauai, they can stay at the Princeville Resort Kauai. This is a scenic and luxurious resort for those travelers who want to feel like they are at home. There are 251 guest rooms here and the views are absolutely stunning! The hotel features a fitness center, pool, golf course, beach, spa, retail gallery, car rental, concierge, laundry, and florist. The rooms have wonderful amenities as well. The rooms feature Wi-Fi, views of the gardens or mountains, luxurious bedding, marble bathrooms, 24-hour room service, artwork by locals, island décor, turn down service, mini fridge, plush robes, slippers, in-room safe, espresso maker, flat screen television, and work desk. Guests can get all of the comforts of home when they stay at the Princeville Resort Kauai. The spa at the resort offers quite a bit to the guests here. Massages, foot massages, facials, scalp treatments, lip and eye renewal, waxing, body scrubs, and manicures are all available here. There is quite a lot to do on Kauai. Guests can check out the Kilaliea Lighthouse, Opaekaa Falls, horseback riding, scuba diving, swimming, sailing, and hiking in the area. When guests stay here, they will get a Hawaiian experience unlike any other. The staff is incredibly friendly and can point guests in the right direction when it comes to the local attractions and things to do. Staying here will change the lives of the guests forever.

Wyndham Bali Hai Villas, nestled high into the cliff terrain of Princeville near the challenging Makai golf course, Kauai's leading resort community blends natural and man-made pleasures into magnificent harmony between the lush, tropical mountains of Kauai's north shore and the beautifully manicured resort amenities. Whether your dream trip includes high-energy fun, quiet downtime or the best of both, the knowledgeable resort team will make you feel right at home. At Wyndham Bali Hai Villas, these spacious one-, two-, and three-bedroom resort suites comfortably sleep four to eight guests and range from 871 to 1,668 square feet. Each suite features one or two master bedrooms with one king or one queen bed, guest rooms with one queen or two double beds and a full sofa sleeper in the living area. You will appreciate the privacy of separate bedrooms, a full kitchen, and the convenience of a washer/dryer in each suite. Plus, a separate living/dining area, private lanai, complimentary Wi-Fi, ceiling fans and TVs throughout are comforts that are hard to find in an average hotel. This resort offers easy access to many of Kauai's top attractions, including Hanalei Bay, Waimea Canyon State Park, Limahuli Garden and Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge. Take a tour of the Na Pali Coast and discover its fifteen miles of thousand-foot cliffs, sea caves, waterfalls and secluded beach landings to name a few. From December through May, you are likely to catch a glimpse of a majestic kohola, or humpback whale. From romantic getaways to relaxing in the nearby 10,000 sqare feet spa, there's always some place exciting to explore in Kaua'i.

When you stay at Hale Ho'o Maha Bed & Breakfast in Hanalei, you'll be by the ocean, within a 10-minute drive of Limahuli Garden and Reserve and Hanalei Bay. Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.

When you stay at Makai Club Vacation Resort by Resort Stay in Princeville, you'll be near the beach, a 2-minute drive from Princeville Golf Course and 9 minutes from Hanalei Bay. Featured amenities include a business center, luggage storage, and a library. Free self parking is available onsite.

The Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas sit on the emerald cliffs of the Kauai coastline, offering a beautiful Hawaiian retreat with Pacific breezes and stunning ocean views. The resort offers the option of studio or one- and two-bedroom villas, all designed with traditional Hawaiian decor and modern furnishings. Many guest rooms include a private lanai or balcony, and they all include the Westin Heavenly Bed experience. Guests can choose from island view rooms that offer flat-screen TVs, coffee makers, complimentary WiFi, and all of the creature comforts of home. This Hawaiian resort offers four different pools and outdoor relaxation areas along with a signature on site restaurant, general store, and a poolside bar and grill. There is a children’s pool on site and multiple hot tubs throughout the property’s pool areas. There are no daily resort fees required to enjoy everything available at the Westin Princeville Ocean Resort Villas. on site yoga classes are available from the fitness and wellness center. The Westin Family Kids Club offers children’s activities and childcare services so that parents can relax and enjoy the resort. This resort is ideally located to explore the island of Kauai, including nearby Hanalei Bay. Guests can also visit the Napali coast, the Limahuli Garden, and the Kilauea national wildlife refuge during their stay. The Waipa Foundation offers a tour of their orchard and gardens along with a three-course traditional farm dinner hosted at the resort. The Kauai Museum is also close by, offering a glimpse of local culture and native Hawaiian history.