Regency at Poipu Kai Resort #822

Accommodations: Welcome Aboard! Moku Hale (ship house) has plenty of berths for all the family and friends. This large 5 bedroom luxury condo has beds for 12. This is a second floor condo with two levels, four lanais, and central air conditioning. It can also be offered as a 3 bedroom for up to 6 guests with reduced rates.

Main Floor

• Clipper ships and nautical dècor set the course for enjoyment in the living room. Relax on the plush comfortable sectional sofa and watch TV with surround sound (also CD & DVD players). A sheltered lanai offers a shady place to read or visit.
• The large fully-equipped kitchen has generous granite countertops - so get all hands on deck to prepare a hearty meal. With the open floor plan you won't miss a scene of the movie or family anecdote even when you're busy creating a feast.
• Set a luscious table in the adjoining dining area with the rustic table and comfortable dining chairs. Plus there's room at the breakfast bar with stools.
• The master suite is a tranquil oasis with high ceilings and profuse natural light. The four poster bed is a delight! Have a quiet coffee for two on the private lanai as you enjoy the morning bird song with palms rustling beside you and plumeria blooming below. (Phone and TV for your convenience.)
• The travertine tiled master bath has double sinks, a jetted tub and large walk-in shower.
• The Blue Hawaii Room celebrates Elvis and his musical hit. This room has 2 twin beds (they can convert to a king), TV and private lanai.
• The Hula Bath with whimsical dècor is a full bathroom off of the hallway and convenient to the Blue Hawaii Room.
• Large capacity washer and dryer make laundering easy.

• Tiki Room . . . drift to sleep in the queen -size sleigh bed with the tiki and parrot dècor surrounding your tropical berth. A small lanai opens off of this room.
• The Pua (flower) Room is a loft bedroom (queen bed) with a floral air and a touch of old plantation estates - even a writing desk (or use your laptop wired or wireless).
• The Surfers Room is a fanciful room with 4 twin beds where the kids can watch TV with VHS player, play/hang-out, or paddle off to dreamland.
• The Shell Bath is the large upstairs bathroom outfitted to accommodate many shipmates. It has double sinks, private commode, walk-in shower and jetted tub.

Rates:

Check Availability, Rates, and Request Your Reservation:
Regency At Poipu Kai #822	Availability	Reserve	Rates
5 Bedroom 3 Bath Condo			Night	Week
Jan 7 - Mar 31 & Jun 1 - Aug 31			$435	$2600
Apr 1 - May 31 & Sep 1 - Dec 16			$350	$2100
Holiday Season: Dec 17 - Jan 6 (1 Week Minimum*)			$500	$3500
Above Rates are for 7 to 12 guests. For 6 guests or less, we can reduce the rates by 20% and close off two bedrooms, and also reduce the cleaning fee. (There is no reduction in the Holiday Season.)
$800 refundable deposit is required; $325 plus tax for standard outcleaning fee, 13.42% Hawaii state taxes will be added to all reservations. A minimum 4 nights booking is required unless calendar allows otherwise. *The holiday season has a one week minimum. Please check with us for specific dates and guidelines.

Activities

Kauai Golf: There are two championship 18-hole courses available near the resort: The Kiahuana Golf Course and the prestigious Poipu Bay Resort Course. Guests need to arrange with the individual courses for tee times. Within driving distance are several other courses in Princeville, Kalaheo, and Kapa'a.

Kauai Restaurants: Brennecke's restaurant is a great place for lunch or dinner at the beach; good burgers, fish and drinks. They have a great crab meal for dinner. Don't forget Lapperts' ice cream for a real treat. It's fresh made in Hanapepe and definitely a landmark destination. They are located throughout the island: Hanapepe, Koloa (just a couple of miles from the house), Kapaa, Princeville, Hanalei Bay, etc.

When you want to get dressed up and go to a really nice restaurant there are three to choose from at the Hyatt resort next door that are definitely world class. It's just East down Poipu Rd. from the condo. Incidentally getting dressed up in Kauai for a guy entails a nice pair of shorts and a breezy Hawaiian shirt and sandals. The ladies usually wear something slinky and cool with heels. Get her a nice lei for the occasion (in Koloa at the Big Save or the Blue Orchid Floral shop). We really enjoy the Hyatt's Ilima Terrace restaurant (especially Sunday brunch), but there are two others just as nice: Dondero's (fine Italian food), and Tide Pools (Seafood). They also have a wonderful island Luau once a week complete with Hawaiian entertainment. After dinner take a slow stroll around the grounds. The Hyatt continually gets awards for the beauty of its resort. Check out the torch lighting ceremony and the Hula show at the Seaview Terrace evenings around 6:00. The ladies may want to take advantage of the Anara Spa. It's open to the public and they offer wonderful massages, facials, exercise classes, etc. There also is a very nice Restaurant called Merriman's in the new Kukui'ula Shopping Village just down the street.

Island activities: For the shoppers there are some very nice boutiques in the Poipu Village shopping center just East on Poipu Road. There are also boutique shops at the surrounding resorts, e.g., Hyatt, Sheraton and the Marriott. Food shopping is nearby at the Big Save supermarket in Koloa, just a couple of miles up the bypass road. If you are energetic and want some exercise Kauai offers a great series of hikes and drives, some with breathtaking views. Try the hike along the beach and cliffs east past the Hyatt. It is about 4 miles and the reward is a wonderful white sand beach. There is a spectacular hike/drive up the Waimea Canyon (the grand canyon of the Pacific). At the end of the road hike the trail about 4 miles which will take you to a lookout over the Na Pali Coast. Also refer to the Kauai Guide Book located in the house for more fun things to do.

For helicopter rides try Jack Harter: www.helicoptors-kauai.com. There is a great boat tour with HoloHolo Charters. The zipline tour up in Princeville is one that you will never forget, try it-you'll like it: www.adventureskauai.com