Hale Anuenue

TO RESERVE YOUR DATES NOW,
please call CHAD at 585-314-6050, or email your request through the link below .....

When sending an email inquiry, please supply the following information...
-Your name, telephone number and email address
-Your preferred arrival date and the number of nights you would like to stay at the property.
-The number of adults and children in your travel group.
-Any additional comments or questions

Welcome to 'Hale Anuenue' - The House of Rainbows. This is the side of Kauai with the most sun and the best weather year-around. Only 200 feet to the longest white sand beach in all of Hawaii. This natural, uncrowded beach stretches for more than 15 miles and offers swimming, surfing, and fishing. This is the best walking beach on the island leading you to the cliffs of the NaPali coast. Only two blocks to the road leading to Waimea Canyon. Two large grocery stores are within five minutes. Enjoy a meal at the Waimea Brewing Co., the western-most micro brewery in the United States! Minutes to the harbor to catch a sunset cruise along the famous NaPali coast. Watch the whales from the beach. Custom constructed in 2000, this plantation style home is open and airy with soaring ceilings. The upscale furnishings are from the collections of Tommy Bahama, Henry Link, and Delano and Seymour's Hawaiian House. There are many original art pieces of Hawaiian influence and island style.

Watch the whales, surfers, sunbathers, swimmers, body surfers, wind surfers and of course, the magnificent westward views to the island of Niihau, 18 miles off shore, out in front of you. At night, the sounds of the ocean’s waves will rock you to sleep. Kekaha is located on the 'Sunny' west side of Kauai and is the western most town in the US. With an average annual rainfall of less than 20 inches, you are almost guaranteed a warm, sunny vacation, regardless of the time of year! Laid back Kekaha has no crowded beaches, no traffic, no tourist traps, no hotel resorts, just sun, surf and people who remember what the 'Spirit of Aloha' really means.

Standard Rate(Jan 6 - Aug 31) 5 night minimum during this time of year

$325/night (2 person rate) - $15/night for each additional guest

Fall Rate(Sept 1 - Dec 16) 5 night minimum during this time of year

$295/night (2 person rate) - $15/night for each additional guest

Holiday Rate(Dec 17 - Jan 05) 1 week minimum during this time of year

$2765/week (up to 6 guests)

** Maximum Occupancy at this property is 5 **

Additional Fees ... Hawaii Tax Rate: 17.96% - Cleaning Fee: $262.00 - Processing Fee: $95

Half down deposit required to confirm a reservation. Balance is due 60 days prior to your arrival.

Cancellation Policy: If a reservation is cancelled 90 days or more prior to the reserved arrival date, the deposit is refundable, (Less a $50 cancellation fee and a 3% (of the deposit) processing fee). If a reservation is cancelled within the 90 day prior period, the deposit is refundable only if the cancelled dates are re-rented. The cancellation and processing fees still apply.

** A $200 security deposit (Refundable) is required if paying by check **

Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.

From the 36 foot oceanside lanai, enjoy sunsets over the ocean. Private yard with abundant flowering plants and trees of tropical fruits. Grab a lime for your favorite drink or a mango for that salad. After a day at the beach, you can rinse off in the outdoor shower. The master suite is oceanside with an oversize shower for two. Two other bedrooms share a bath and a side lanai. The gourmet kitchen is a cook's dream. Enjoy meals at home with dining inside or out on the lanai as the sun sets on another beautiful day. A short 25 minute ride to Poipu with it's upscale shopping and dining options. Fabulous snorkeling at Poipu Beach

Back at the house, within the yard, are multitudes of flowering plants and trees. There are also fruit trees such as orange, papaya, Pomegranate, lemon, avocado, mango, and lime. There is nothing like sitting on the Oceanside lanai, having a drink, and reaching for a lime from the tree while enjoying the changing colors of the sky as the sun sets over the ocean.