78-6842 Alii Dr, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, 96740, United States

One Bedroom Villa Naia

800 sq. ft. / Garden View / 6 Guests / 1 King OR 2 King Beds

The One Bedroom Villa Naia at Kona Coast Resort gives you 800 sq. ft. of relaxed Garden View space, designed for guests who want the ease of a villa with room to settle in. A private balcony or lanai looks toward the gardens, while access via exterior corridors adds a residential feel. Inside, the non-smoking villa includes free WiFi, a 43-inch television, in-room climate control with air conditioning, and blackout drapes or curtains for quieter downtime. The villa features a separate bedroom with 1 King OR 2 King Beds, along with distinct sitting and dining areas that make it easy to spread out during the day. A kitchen with refrigerator, coffee/tea maker, cookware, dishware and utensils supports casual meals in the villa, and a washer/dryer, phone, iron and ironing board add practical convenience for longer stays. The private bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, towels, bedsheets and free toiletries. Your stay at Kona Coast Resort is shaped by the independence of villa living rather than a traditional all-inclusive plan. With your own kitchen, dining area and laundry facilities in the villa, you can set your own pace, from coffee on the lanai to quiet evenings after a day by the resort’s outdoor pools, hot tubs, recreation areas or on-site dining. Free WiFi is provided, and the spacious layout gives up to 6 guests a comfortable base for a Kailua-Kona stay.

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The villa’s private balcony and lanai face the resort’s 21 acres of tropical gardens, giving a quiet, green outlook rather than an ocean view. It’s a good match if you’d rather have extra indoor space and a full kitchen than pay a premium for water views, since Kahalu’u Beach Park is still under a mile away for actual beach time.

The Naia villa is configured with 1 king bed or 2 king beds in a separate bedroom, plus living space that helps the villa sleep up to six guests total. It works well for two couples sharing, a family group, or guests who simply want the bedroom closed off from the living and dining areas.

Yes, the villa includes its own private balcony and lanai, ideal for morning coffee or unwinding in the evening with a garden outlook. It’s a personal outdoor space attached to the villa rather than a shared terrace, so it stays quiet even when the resort’s pool areas are busy.

The bathroom is private and fitted with a shower/tub combination, along with towels, bedsheets, and free toiletries. It’s a practical, full-size bathroom suited to a villa stay rather than a compact hotel-room layout.

This category sits above a standard hotel-style room thanks to its separate bedroom, living area and dining area plus a full kitchen, giving more independence than a single room would. Guests wanting even more space for larger groups can look toward the resort’s larger multi-bedroom villas, while this one-bedroom layout suits couples or small families well.

Unlike a traditional all-inclusive plan, your stay in the Naia villa is built around independent villa living — a full kitchen, dining area, washer/dryer, and free WiFi are all included in the villa itself. Beyond the villa, guests also have access to the resort’s outdoor pools, hot tubs, recreation areas and on-site dining.

With its separate bedroom, sitting area, dining space and full kitchen, the Naia villa is genuinely flexible — it suits a couple wanting extra space, a family of up to six, or anyone planning a longer stay who’ll appreciate having laundry and cooking facilities on hand rather than relying solely on restaurants.

Kona Coast Resort’s own outdoor pools and hot tubs are on-site, and Kahalu’u Beach Park, known for snorkeling with sea turtles, is under a mile away. The Keauhou Shopping Center and nearby restaurants are also within easy walking distance for evenings out.

Because the villa is accessed via exterior corridors and opens onto garden views rather than the pool deck, it tends to sit on a calmer, more residential side of the property. Guests who prefer livelier pool energy can head toward the resort’s family pool areas, while the villa itself stays set back and peaceful.

Air conditioning in the villas runs on an optional daily fee rather than being complimentary, and check-in requires guests to be 21 or older with photo ID and a credit card. A refundable security deposit and a small nightly utility surcharge are also collected at check-in, so it’s worth planning for these when budgeting your stay.

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