Waipio Wayside

Set in the heart of Hawaii's historic sugar plantation country, this is a spectacular inn for a spectacular locale.

The Wayside pampers visitors with unique, antique-furnished bedrooms, sumptuous bathrooms, and bountiful fresh-cooked breakfasts served traditional style in the plantation house dining room.

This historic 1938 sugar plantation manager's residence is set in a tropical garden of fruit and nut trees, and brilliant-flowering, sweet-smelling shrubs.

Extensive decks offer panoramic views of the sugar cane fields and Hamakua coast, with hammocks and chairs to lounge in. The home has been lovingly restored, and furnished throughout with charming antiques.

Waipio Wayside
Bedrooms: 5	Bathooms: 5	Max # Guests:
View: Ocean/Garden	Location: Hamakua	Area: hamakua coast
Amenities: Antique-furnished, All private baths, stocked with essences and oils, Generous full breakfasts with fresh produce and Kona coffee, All-day snack counter with teas, pretzels, candy, nuts & filtered water, Comfortable Sitting Room with book library and video library, Large decks with hammocks overlooking ocean 800 feet below, Convenient location for touring the Island. (No Smoking)
From $95 nightly

1 Review

"Dear Joyce, I would just like to thank you for your time and effort in setting up our first trip to Hawaii. Your recommendations were spot on with our tastes and we enjoyed every moment. On the Big Island, Charlie and Barbara Campbell were the perfect hosts for our enchanting stay in Wiamea. They showed us their next homesite and what a special place that is. We felt somewhat kindred souls with the Campbells. Any type of activity or landscape was yours if you were willing to do a little driving, which for us was one of the most enjoyable aspects of our visit. We enjoy road trips and the 4 wheel drive jeep was a perfect fit and we upgraded to the same on Kauai. I would recommend the Wiamea Garden Cottage to anyone staying in the area. Waipio Valley and the Kohala Coast stood out as places we would like to explore in greater detail. Uncle Billys is a great choice for exploring Hilo (which was sunny most of our visit). The homes, restaurants, and way of life of the locals scored high with us. Particularly like the way families will camp on weekends along the many parks on the coast. Kauai was visually stunning from Wiamea Canyon, the Na Poli coast, Poipu Beach. We explored every inch of this island and had a great time doing so. I went diving on two occassions, but preferred spending my time with Alice, who no longer dives. I would like to go back to Kauai with the intent to do more hiking. I apologize for the delay in my thanks, but the day I got back the thoroughbred racing season at Saratoga Springs, NY started and my boss has about a dozen horses running in the meet so it has been back and forth since. My siincere thanks for your helping Alice help rescue our vacation time. Sincerely, Larry Smith " - Larry Smith, New York, 2008-03-30