From the Ke`ahole (Kona, KOA) Airport go south on#19 and #11 for 10.5 miles through 9 traffic signals (include the airport signal at #19). Look for a GREEN Road sign (HOLUALOA 3 MILES). Turn left at that road and go up the hill 1.5 miles on Hualalai Rd. Look for the Banana Trees on the right side of the road.  Make the next sharp right at the Hale Maluhia Country Inn sign/lamp post concrete driveway and go to the top of the little hill. Ring the Queen Mary ship's bell. An easy twenty minutes and twelve miles south and east of the Ke-ahole Kona International Airport (KOA).

From Hilo, highway #11, by the volcano, go through 2 Kona traffic signals, take the NEXT right turn up Hualalai Rd. (then as above).

Please deduct 10% for stays of 7 nights or longer. Courtesy to Travel Agents.

DEPOSITS: Reservations require a one night minimum deposit or 50% of the total reservation, which ever is greater

CANCELLATION POLICY: Thirty days prior to arrival date we allow a full refund of the deposit less a 10% booking fee. Cancellation refund within 30 days of arrival is subject to re-booking. Cancellation within 5 days of arrival date and "no-shows" will be charged in full unless re-booked. All cancellations are charged a 10% booking fee on a confirmed reservation. Cancellations must be made in writing. Discounts do not apply and deposits are not refunded during special holidays.

The vision of Hale Maluhia Country Inn is to be a "house of peace." However, that does not exclude all unwanted local Hawaiian Up-country distractions. The Inn is very comfortable and truly a touch of old Hawai'i. But it is not possible to totally control our environment in our beautiful Hawaii setting. Wild turkeys may sometimes make a racket. Rancher Gomes's hunting dogs, across from us, may smell a wild feral pig and want to go hunting. Our little country road is sometimes busy during commuting hours and at other time. Air purifiers are provide to control vog, (volcanic dust) and make white noise if needed. We have soft ear plugs available if desired. Also Hawaii is the bug capital of the world. It may take five floors up or more to keep you away from flying insects. We do not consider this a problem at our Inn but we do live in the country. So if bugs are a problem for you, please call and talk to us. Ken or Sue, 1-800-559-6627 (Off-Island, US only)