| Mature gardens, expansive lawns, grazing pasture, and an ancient Hawaiian fishpond are just a taste of the treasures which await discovery at Kauikeolani. The Estate is comprised of six separate accommodations and comfortably accommodates a total of twelve guests.
Kauikeolani, once the residence of Albert and Emma Wilcox, remains as the central structure upon the land. The original home dates back to 1800s, at which time it was a comparably modest structure of only three bedrooms. However, as the Wilcox generations grew, so did the walls of Kauikeolani. Today, the main house is comprised of seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a commercial grade kitchen.
An expansive living room is the focal point with the home. Filled with antique furniture, the refurbished room reflects the opulent tastes of a late 19th century missionary lifestyle, this large central parlor is a living museum! Perhaps the most abundant feature of the main residence is its lanai. Twelve feet wide, it skirts the perimeter of the home. Within view six waterfalls descend in a series of tiers which tumble down from spectacular mountain heights over 4,000 feet above the sea.
Meander across the road to one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Hanalei Bay. Kauikeolani
Kauikeolani is a place to slow down and to discover your own relaxed spirit, remembering, all the while, that it is just, a little part of a little island, in the middle of the Pacific. |
