Keauhou Beach Resort

Keauhou Beach Resort

Spacious air-conditioned guest rooms with private lanai, room service, and daily maid service. Located next to a swimming beach and home to sea turtles. Keauhou Beach Resort is on 10 acres featuring numerous sacred Hawaiian sites, including a replica of King David Kalakaua's private vacation cottage and several heiau (places of worship).
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OHANA Keauhou Beach Resort, pool
  • Pool 
  • Beach
  • Central air conditioning
  • Private lanais
  • Restaurant, shops
  • Fitness center
  • In-room movies
  • Laundry facilities
  • Daily maid service
  • Tennis courts
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