Rosewood Kona Village, Hawaii | A Must-Stay Secluded Hotel

📍Located in the town of Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii, the hotel is situated on the pristine and charming coast of Kahuwai Bay, surrounded by volcanic landscapes. 🌋 Formerly known as Kona Village Resort, it closed after being damaged by a tsunami in 2011. It was later taken over by Rosewood and underwent a 10-year renovation and transformation, designed by Hawaiian architect Greg Warner and his firm, Walker Warner Architects. - The entire village at the foot of the volcano 🏠 was transformed into a villa-style resort hotel. The 150 rooms are inspired by the architectural style of Hawaiian palm thatch, with interiors that exude a modern Rosewood homey feel, featuring numerous locally customized artworks 🎨. The rooms are simple, comfortable, luxurious, and full of vacation vibes. Each room has a private courtyard or sand house. - 🛎️Dining ▪️Moana: A restaurant with a unique "upturned boat" design, offering authentic Hawaiian cuisine. ▪️Talk Stor: The most popular bar, where you can enjoy fresh cocktails while gazing at the magnificent coastline. ▪️Shipwreck Bar: A bar converted from the sailboat of the original hotel owner, Johnno Jackson, a very iconic old shipwreck bar where you can capture the romantic and beautiful sunset. ✨The Kona coffee at the market cafe is also highly recommended! - 💆Asaya Spa Built directly on black lava flows, you can enjoy spa treatments while gazing at the Hualālai Volcano. - 🌈Entertainment Offers a variety of water activities 🤿, such as morning canoeing (using traditional Hawaiian canoes 🚣🏻 used by navigators centuries ago), surfing, snorkeling, or boat tours. There are also outdoor 🚿 showers and two swimming pools, one of which is designed for families. -