More About Ke Nani Kai 106
(This is a non-smoking condo)
 

In The Condo (see photos of the inside)

• Large 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit (1,396 square feet including lanai)

• Master bedroom with new Serta Advanced Support queen bed and full bath

• Second bedroom has one queen bed (new Sealy "Sincerity" Cushion Firm Mattress) and one twin bed
• All new kitchen appliances
• Large second bathroom
• New Sony Trinitron color TV (with DVD and VHS players)
• Cable TV
• High speed cable Internet access (free of charge)
  • New HP computer with Window XP Pro and MS Office Professional
  • Wired and wireless access for your laptop
• New HP computer and printer
• Unlimited Free long distance phone calls to anywhere in the United States or Canada
• Ceiling fans
• Full kitchen and living room
• Large lanai
• Washer and dryer in the condo
• Dishwasher, full stove and oven, microwave, blender, etc.
• Very close to pool and tennis courts
• Faces the 8th hole of the golf course

On the Property

• Swimming pool and hot tub (Our unit is one of the closest units to the pool)
• 2 Tennis courts (no fee for use - newly resurfaced in May 2004)
• Kaluakoi Golf Course (this unit faces the 8th tee - Green fees not included)
• Outdoor grill
• Ping Pong table
• Front office for information and brochures
• Lots of green space and beautifully manicured grounds
• Located (see map of location) in the Kaluakoi Resort facing fairway 8

Nearby

• Ocean (longest white sand beach in Hawaii) short walk down fairway
  • Papohaku Beach
  • Kepuhi Beach
• Exceptional jogging (both off road and on roads with no traffic)
• Great biking (both off road and paved roads with wide shoulders and almost no traffic)
• Snorkeling and Diving
• Fishing
• Surfing and windsailing
• Hunting
• Horseback riding
• Hiking trails

Restrictions

• This is a non-smoking unit
• Pets are not allowed
• 4 day minimum
• Maximum occupancy 6 persons
• Shoes must be removed before entering the unit (See note)

Note on removing shoes  If you are not a frequent visitor to Hawaii you will probably make the mistake of saying "Back in the US" to someone during a casual conversation.  Hawaii is of course part of the United States, but it certainly feels like a different country to people who have spent most of their lives on the mainland.  Hawaii not only looks and feels foreign to mainlanders, but also has customs and traditions that are not familiar to people from the lower 48.  One of those customs is taking off your shoes before entering someone's condo.  This tradition is expected and honored by both lifelong residents and visitors.  The Hawaiian sand and the red clay dirt not only make an ugly mess, they permanently damage the carpet and stain the tile.  Since most people wear sandals and flip flops 12 months a year, taking off your shoes before entering is polite, respectful, and easy.  By the way, the correct way to refer to the lower 48 is "Back on the mainland." Mahalo!

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