Sunset from the lanai at Hale Akaʻula, a luxury rental home in Waikoloa Village, Hawaiʻi.

Hale Akaʻula

Your private Waikoloa Village home — by the month, or the season.

The spacious, comfortable living room at Hale Akaʻula.

Nestled in the quiet of Waikoloa Village, Hale Akaʻula sits 800 feet above sea level — a short 6-mile drive from the Kohala Coast's resorts, beaches, and shopping, yet above the noise, mosquitoes, and heat of the coastline. Reserved by the month, the entire home is yours alone. Our standard rate is $6,900 per month plus tax — and through January 1, 2027, open dates are discounted to $4,900 plus tax, about $158 a night for the whole property.

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Morning coffee overlooking Mauna Lani, Hualalai, and the beaches of Puako

Discover the unique features that make experiencing our home,
truly unforgettable.

Family time, or me-time

Host family gatherings or enjoy quiet nights in a home away from home.

Hale Akaʻula works just as well for two as for a full house: eight sleep comfortably across three bedrooms, and there's room to gather up to 12 for meals and celebrations.

Three full bedrooms (King, Queen, Queen) sleep six, with a queen roll-away couch and fold-out twins for larger family groups.

Gourmet Kitchen & Cooking

A kitchen built for a month, not a weekend — double ovens, two refrigerators, and a full island with prep sink. Room to store a real grocery run, cook a real dinner, and eat it looking at the ocean.

The Perfect Climate

Waikoloa Village, and Hale Akaʻula sits 800 feet above the coast, offering a cooler, drier climate — typically 3 to 6°F lower than Waikoloa Beach and the surrounding resort areas. That elevation means fewer mosquitoes, no roaring air conditioning, and lower humidity, creating breezy, bite-free evenings that are ideal for quiet nights on the lanai, restful sleep, and long comfortable stays.

Exclusive Experience

Hale Akaʻula is not a nightly vacation condo. It's a luxury home that gives twelve or fewer reservations a year an exclusive Hawaiʻi experience — thoughtfully designed spaces, elegant decor, and high-quality furnishings throughout.

The long private driveway and expansive ocean views at Hale Akaʻula.

Designed for longer stays — the whole home, yours alone

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Hale Akaʻula details at a glance

Location
Waikoloa Village, HI
Maximum Occupancy
Sleeps 8 · hosts up to 12
Home
2,236 sq ft
Bedrooms
3 Luxurious Bedrooms
Bathrooms
2 1/2 Modern Bathrooms
Lanai
496 sq ft Lanai

There's something about Hawaii...

Hawai‘i took my breath away, but Hale Akaʻula made it feel like we were coming home every night. Waking up to those views, exploring the island by day, and relaxing on the lanai at sunset… it was everything we dreamed of and more. A true home away from home in paradise.

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Paul L., Boise

Amazing Family Reunion

Our family reunion at Hale Akaʻula was pure joy. For the first time in years, we were all together under one roof — sharing meals in the beautiful kitchen, laughing late into the night, and making memories on the lanai with the ocean as our backdrop. The house had space for everyone to be comfortable, yet it felt warm and connected. It was more than a vacation… it was a celebration of family in a place that felt like it was meant just for us.

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Sarah, Bakersfield CA

Freedom, Family, and the Perfect Catch

Staying at Hale Akaʻula gave our family the freedom a hotel never could. We spent our days fishing along the coast, coming home to cook our catch, and enjoying unhurried evenings together. Having a full home — with space to relax and a lanai to watch the sunset — made our time here feel easy, comfortable, and unforgettable. It was exactly the kind of family trip we’d hoped for.

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Mike, San Diego
The Milky Way above Hale Akaʻula — with nothing between the house and the highway three miles below, the night skies stay exceptionally dark.
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The front of Hale Akaʻula, with rooftop solar panels and palms, set above a lava-rock retaining wall.
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An open-sided pavilion near Waikoloa Village.
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The Waikoloa Village golf course, with a water hazard and homes set against the mountains.
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Playing on the Waikoloa Village tennis courts, palms and blue sky behind.
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