The Inn at Kulaniapia Falls sits among 22 lush, natural acres, surrounding Hawaii’s largest privately accessible waterfall. The Kulaniapia experience is like no other, just 15 minutes from town, but completely away. Whether you come for relaxation, adventure or both, nothing quite prepares you for how much you find of each.
Those seeking adventure are invited to sign up with the Kulaniapia Adventures team for a guided, 120 foot rappel down our namesake waterfall.
Accommodations are provided in several asian inspired buildings providing accommodations ranging from standard/waterfall view rooms and family suites, to fully detached cottages and a Pagoda Guest House with a full kitchen.
Enjoy a wholesome, locally sourced breakfast and the big island’s best coffee, all while enjoying the view of our namesake falls each morning.
I am so thankful that we are able to experience this wonderful home and place! I was reading some of the bad reviews, and honestly, they must just be entitled brats. How are you going to go to a beautiful place and someone’s home and nit pick? Ridiculous! This place is a once in a lifetime experience and makes you feel like it’s a home away from home. I LOVE the two cats I saw and they were so friendly and let me pet them. I also really enjoyed every staff member I met. Again, this is one of the best experiences I have ever had and I highly recommend!
The shower doesn’t drain so they leave you a squeegee and expect you to push the water into the drain. The unit was overall dirty and stunk horribly. There was mold all over the shower and walls. We had to leave after the 2nd night as we were both having headaches and sinus issues. They claim the mold is caused by the climate and refused a refund.
The Inn is a wonderful place. The view of the waterfall from our deck was magical. It was very relaxing. We did the farm tour and cooking class with Logan and Taylor and had a great meal and learned a lot. Had a great time swimming in the waterfall pool. just a great place to visit.
We had a wonderful 3 nights at the Inn and wished we had at least one more. The setting is just so peaceful and gorgeous, with a nice walking path through the bamboo forest. You can swim, kayak or paddle board in the water at the bottom of the waterfall if it's at a safe level (you have to ask before you go in.) We were able to go in 1 out of the three days we were there. The staff is friendly and were great with my daughter who is a bit of a handful. There are resident dogs and cats that she LOVED petting, that alone made this one of her favorite things about our trip. Alice the cat did come right in our room through the balcony (we were warned by the owner to keep our doors closed since we have allergies, but I had the balcony door open while I was in the room.) I was able to help her out, though she was trying her best with me, purring and everything. Breakfast is not a gourmet affair, it's pretty simple but so nice to not have to leave and go find a place to eat and the view from the deck during breakfast can't be beat. Mosquitos were surprisingly not a big problem. I did get bit by 3 on a morning walk, but other than that, didn't encounter any. And mosquitos LOVE me, so 3 bites in 3 days is pretty darn good, given the lush growth and water in that area. I do wish they could build another section of deck and have some couches or something there so you can lounge there and enjoy the view of the waterfall. That would be the one change I wold make.…
The setting of this inn is truly extraordinary. The water fall is gorgeous and the sound is wonderful. Our room was quite nice, but not special. The mold on the windows was a bit icky. The common areas could also use some cleaning and paint. Breakfast was fine for a day, but repetitive and not particularly well prepared. The problem, however is really a lack of professionalism from the management (which was invisible) and the staff. No one was out and out rude, but they were not friendly. When they served breakfast late, no apology. When they “forgot” to make coffee, there was no apology and no effort to remedy it. I don’t know the background, but it felt a bit like a former spiritual retreat of some kind, converted to an inn and all a bit gone to seed. On balance, it was nice for a day, three days was too long and I can’t recommend it for the price.…
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