Rosewood Kona Village
Along the sacred shores of Kahuwai Bay, Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort is an iconic Big Island hideaway rooted in the legacy and mo?olelo (stories) of the native Hawaiians who came before.
Highlights
At Kona Village, you can retreat to your freestanding hale, where the soft rustle of the thatched roof and steady rhythms of the waves awaken a deep serenity within. Choose among a collection of one- to four-bedroom options, each offering unique views of gardens, lagoon, mountains, or the ocean. Interiors by award-winning designer Nicole Hollis blur the line between indoors and out, with carefully selected natural materials, custom-made furnishings, and expansive private lanais. The diverse culinary program at Kona Village deftly blends Pacific Rim flavors with the natural bounty of Hawaii. Gracious dining experiences are elevated through a tenured culinary team’s expertise and intuition, sourcing ingredients from locations as close as the resort’s garden.
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