Kilauea Lakeside Estate
Kilauea, Hawaii
Amenities
A/C
Parking
Washer & Dryer
Pool
Patio/Balcony
Pets Allowed
Home details
Bedroom 1
1 king bed
Bedroom 2
1 king bed
Bedroom 3
4 twin beds
Located in a wildlife refuge on its own private lake on the island of Kauai, Kilauea Lakeside Estate is a beautiful, secluded Hawaiian retreat, perfect for honeymoons and family vacations. This totally private resort has been described as the best private Kauai retreat in the Hawaiian islands. The gated, botanical garden retreat consists of a 4-acre peninsula surrounded by a private 20-acre freshwater lake. Very secluded pool and spa. The estate is rented by a non profit foundation and offers a truly unique experience.
Featured Amenities:
8 Person Hot Tub
Salt Water pool
SUP boards
Kayaks
Inflatable Boat
100 Yard Golf Hole
Putting Green
*Small cottage near the pool could possibly be occupied by owners please call to verify*
Tvncu #4302
GE/TA-185-795-5840-01
-Review written by guest-
I love this Hawaiian-style, eco-friendly, and art filled home. The floorplan is contemporary so it affords you all the conveniences of modern life, but with an abundance of traditional flourishes making you feel that you are seeing the “real” Hawaii. Plus the huge living area is filled with natural light with large screened sliding doors giving you all the enjoyment of outdoor living without the bugs. The structure is not only comfortable, beautiful, and well appointed, but there are wonderful hidden gems everywhere– like the distinctive needlework of Sumba textiles, or the elegant reclining stone bodhisattva in the bathroom, which, like the bathroom, also looks out on a spectacular view of the lake, to the base of the dining room table which has been made from a massive tree trunk with its roots smoothed out to support the weight of the tabletop, to the large cheerful Balinese paintings of tropical plants. This place has loads of charm, and is very private. The photos on the site give you a good idea of the main rooms. It is unique, and spacious; it is stylish, modern, and artsy– everything you might want in a Hawaiian get-away or retreat.
We felt instantly at home. There are also several attached and covered porches for relaxing, eating and daydreaming, which we took full advantage of. I am an avid cook, and the kitchen has everything you could possibly need PLUS there is a grill, with a view of the one hole golf course right on the lawn!
Grounds:
The house is surrounded by beautiful tropical gardens, and from every room on the East side of the house you look across the property to the picturesque lake filled with bird life. Fruit trees line the drive to the house with not only the requisite oranges and other citrus trees but also star fruit, rambutan, and mango trees. In December the star fruit is truly amazing.
The lovely stone lined salt water pool and hot tub are a short walk down a rustic path bordered by a rushing stream. At night, lit by only the moon and stars above, I could almost imagine I was stepping into another world.
Location:
I have only stayed in Poipu on previous trips to Kauai, but this vacation changed my mind forever. The North side of the island is lush and peaceful and we found everything we needed in the nearby towns of Kilauea and Princeville (just a few miles down the road). The house is also located in a wildlife refuge so it is akin to living in a well groomed park. It really did feel like we were trusted guests with the run of the place free of other tourists and the trappings of a resort vacation.
Host:
Steve was so incredibly helpful, friendly, and amiable as well as very communicative. His suggestions for local shops and restaurants were extremely helpful and he had a genuine concern about our well being. All these factors made our experience truly exceptional. The house has everything you might need, and Steve very generously lent us a couple of extra snorkel gear bags so that everyone in our party could take advantage of the amazing reef-life close by at Anini Beach where you can swim with the sea turtles. Five stars - both for the turtles and Steve!
All stays include
At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.
24/7 support
Kitchen essentials
Starter kit of bathroom amenities
High-speed wifi
Professional cleaning
Premium linens and towels
Television
Digital free stays
Our Tiny Home rentals may not include all essential amenities inside the home.
About the area
Kilauea, located on the southeastern shore of Hawaii's Big Island, is one of the most active volcanoes on Earth and a prime destination for those fascinated by the raw power of nature. This majestic volcano is a centerpiece of the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that provides a unique opportunity to witness geological processes in real-time.
Visitors to Kilauea can explore the vast landscapes sculpted by lava flows, including the dramatic caldera at the summit. The park offers a variety of hiking trails that range from easy walks to challenging treks, allowing adventurers of all levels to experience the volcanic terrain up close. The Crater Rim Drive and Chain of Craters Road offer stunning driving routes with overlooks that provide panoramic views and chances to see the glowing lava during periods of activity.
The park is not only about the volcano; it's also home to diverse ecosystems and native species. The Thurston Lava Tube (Nāhuku) is a highlight, where you can walk through a tunnel-like formation created by flowing lava. The lush rainforests and desolate lava fields create a stark contrast that is a testament to the island's ever-changing landscape.
For those interested in the cultural impact of the volcano, the Jaggar Museum and the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory offer educational exhibits about the geology, history, and cultural significance of Kilauea. The volcano is deeply rooted in Hawaiian mythology and is considered the home of Pele, the goddess of fire and volcanoes, adding a mystical element to the visit.
Nighttime at Kilauea is particularly enchanting when the glow from the Halema'uma'u crater illuminates the sky, creating a surreal experience. Stargazing here is also exceptional due to the clear skies and minimal light pollution.
While Kilauea's volcanic activity can fluctuate, the park's rangers provide the latest information to ensure visitor safety. It's important to check current conditions and follow park guidelines during your visit.
In essence, Kilauea offers a profound connection with the primal forces of the Earth, a chance to explore unique ecological zones, and an insight into the cultural heart of Hawaii. It's a destination that promises awe-inspiring sights and an unforgettable journey for nature lovers, hikers, and those intrigued by the power and beauty of our planet's geological wonders.
House rules
Check-in 3:00 PM • Check-out 10:00 AM