Kalaheo, Hawaii, is a quiet and relatively small town nestled in the mountainous south of Kauai, Hawaii's fourth largest island. Kalaheo's low population makes it ideal for a low key, relaxing getaway. At nearly 700 feet above sea level, Kalaheo offers breathtaking scenery, an array of attractions, such as the Ola Pua Gardens and Plantations, as well as a botanical garden replete with some of Hawaii's most impressive and beautiful flora. If you're a beach lover, there are plenty of Hawaii's finest nearby.
Kalaheo Inn
The Kalaheo Inn is the choice for the best value. While Kalaheo Inn may lack some of the fireworks of more expensive lodgings, it has everything you need and a bit more at reasonable prices. Kalaheo Inn offers studios and one, two and three bedroom suites from $97 to $187 a night as of 2011. While all rooms come complete with a kitchenette and queen sized bed, many of the larger rooms offer additional amenities, such as gas stoves.
Koa Kea Hotel & Resort
Koa Kea Hotel & Resort sits oceanfront on Poipu Beach, and if you're looking for luxury, Koa Kea has it. Not only does Koa Kea Hotel & Resort offer direct access to one of Kauai's most renowned beaches, it also offers an array of amenities, including hotel-wide Wi-Fi, HD televisions, private dining, swimming pool and spa, and fitness center. The rooms at Koa Kea range from $329 to $600 a night as of 2011.
Hale O Nanakai
Hale O Nanakai is a bed and breakfast lodging located on the cliffs just above the south shore of Kauai. The deck opens to unmatched views of Poipu beach and the ocean beyond. Hale O Nanakai also is close to all of Kalaheo's attractions, including the botanical gardens. Hale O Nanakai offers a daily spread of healthy foods to its guests. With rooms ranging from $75 to $110 a night as of 2011, Hale O Nanakai is a beautiful choice that won't break your wallet.
Sheraton Kauai Resort
The Sheraton Kauai Resort sits on Poipu beach. Spanning over 20 acres with over 394 rooms, the Sheraton Kauai Resort offers the true resort experience, including a private, safe beach and access to a world class golf course. The landscaping is vibrant and vivid, so even if your room isn't on the beach, you're guaranteed soothing views. The rooms at the Sheraton Kauai Resort starts around $200 a night as of 2011, and provide either a king or two double beds.
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