How high is too high? That number has not yet been set, as demonstrated in the pricing of the about-to-reopen Kona Village Resort.
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How high is too high? That number has not yet been set, as demonstrated in the pricing of the about-to-reopen Kona Village Resort.
In a word: no
Thanks
How hi is to high?
The Big Island has become this playground for the super rich!
It’s very unfortunate that a person that makes a 100k a year can’t even come close to afford to stay their!
How high is too high.
To stay there.
Curious about the “unusual” Waikoloa resorts. What makes them unusual?
I Can’t Wait for Kona Village Resort to open, the Exclusivity and Peaceful Quiet will undoubtedly be Enjoyable. I’m Surprised by the Pricing, I had heard that it was to be more Exclusive than it Shall be but understanding that Profits Demand Certain people be included, I can lock the door! Possibly another Resort will offer better Clientele and the Discretion that is necessary for an Exclusive Stay. For the meantime I will be sleeping in on the Beach, using rest areas like they were home and food pantries like they were my own! Ciao.
In 1969 we were living in Hilo and had family coming from mainland so wanted to do something really special. At that time the luau at the Kona Village was highly recommended. So we splurged and bought 5 $25 tickets. Way too expensive to stay overnight and too far to drive back to Hilo so we slept on the beach at Hapuna. It was legal then. Good times but how the pricing has changed! Thanks for the update
The super wealthy are stealing the island.
The only thing important is more and more tourism and bring only super wealthy to take over and destroy our island culture! Locals here can’t afford to live here anymore ! That’s why there aren’t enough people to work in town. People can’t afford to pay huge rent increase so they have to move further and further away and having to pay the high price of gas. Enjoy the poor service or no service.
It sounds very nice; some people will love it and feel it is worth it for them. The allure of this type of luxury resort is not a thing for me personally, but I wish them well.
Do the rates you cites include meals as they did in the past?
Meal and show were included in tickets
To high. It’s funny how nothing is mentioned about desecration of native hawaiian land and that these “Hale’s ” are not a hawaiian hales nothing iconic about then, not to mention there butted up to the kings trail like literally you could jump out the window and be on the trail ,you couldn’t pay me to stay there, and participate in contaminating a practically virgin area of the coast.