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The Inn
At Kulaniapia

Bed and Breakfast

Hilo, Hawaii

Innkeepers Len and Jane Sutton
Po Box 646
Hilo, Hawaii, 96721
Phone/ fax - 808-935-6789
Toll free - 888-935-6789

email - waterfall@hilo.net
website - www.waterfall.net

Aloha...

Have a close encounter with our 120 ft. waterfall or enjoy over two miles of walking trails that weave along the powerful Waiau River.

Built specifically as an Inn / bed and breakfast, Kulaniapia comprises over 22 lush acres overlooking all of “Hilo Town”, the ocean, and our namesake waterfall.

The ultimate Hawaiian vacation for a limited few, Kulaniapia is in the midst of a 2000 acres Macadamia Nut orchard. We are definitely in the country, yet only 15 minutes from downtown Hilo and some of the best restaurants on the Big Island. The only sounds you hear at Kulaniapia is the pleasant sound of falling water....and your own thoughts.

Need to unwind and relax? Come to where Aloha is spoken. Discover the Big Island We serve a full traditional breakfast of eggs, pastry, fresh island fruits, bagels and breads, homemade jams and jellies, juice, and plenty of our own blend of Kona Koffee

Our Rooms and Grounds

Innkeepers Len and Jane Sutton

Queen Liliuokalani Room

We have four guest rooms with private baths entirely finished in Italian marble, and private balconies that overlook the ocean and the 120 foot waterfall.

The Lower Pond

Directions

From the Airport - Turn right at the first traffic light after leaving the airport (highway 11). Turn left at the next traffic light (Kamehameha Ave.). Continue through downtown to the last traffic light (Waianuenue) and turn left. Go one block and turn right (Keawe St.). Go over the bridge and turn left (Ohai St.). Continue one block to stop sign. (From this point it is four miles to the Inn, all of which is paved except for ¼ mile.) After the stop sign, continie one mile to Maikalani and turn left. Continue one mile to Kulaniapia sign. (At this point the road goes up through the middle of 2000 acres of Macadamia Nut trees.) Follow the signage to the Inn. There are not street lights from the stop sign to the Inn (4 miles), so if at all possible, it would be best to arrive during daylight hours on your first visit.

From Hamakua (Highway 19) - Exit into Hilo at the sign. You will be on Waianuenue Ave. Go one block to Keawe and turn right. Follow the directions as above to the Inn. Printing out a map from our website will help you find your way.