Hale Hikari
A luxury ocean-view home on Kauaʻi with enough room for three generations under one roof — all on one level, where the great room opens straight onto the pool deck.
- Single-Level Home
- 5 Bedrooms
- 5.5 Baths
- Sleeps up to 14
- Ocean Views
- Private Pool
- Ohana Unit
The House
This single-level ocean-view 5BR/5.5BA retreat in Kukuiʻula features a private pool, deep covered lanai, and separate 1BR/1BA guest hale.
Sliding doors open the great room to the pool deck. Five suite-style bedrooms each have en-suite baths; four include outdoor showers and two add soaking tubs.
A chef’s kitchen offers island seating, two fridges, two ovens, two dishwashers, and generous counter space for easy group cooking. Open layout keeps living, dining, and pool spaces naturally connected for all.
There is enough room for three generations under one roof. Grandparents can have the quiet of the Ohana cottage, the grandkids get the bunk room, and everyone meets on the lanai and around the pool.

Indoor & Out
The great room opens to the pool deck
Sliding doors fold back so the living and dining rooms run straight out under a deep covered lanai, keeping the living, dining and pool spaces naturally connected. The ocean sits in view beyond the pool.

The Kitchen
An emerald kitchen built for cooking together
Island seating, two refrigerators, two ovens, two dishwashers and generous counter space — room for several people to cook at once without anyone getting in the way.

The Pool Deck
A pool no one overlooks
A private pool and spa on a wide teak deck, wrapped in a lava-rock wall and deep planting. It is two steps down from the house. For families with little ones, there is a pool safety fence and an automatic pool cover.

The Ohana Unit
A separate cottage of its own
A detached one-bedroom, one-bath cottage with its own porch and front door, just two steps up. It is ideal for grandparents who want their own quiet space close to the family, or for a nanny or friends who like their own key.
The Bedrooms
Five bedrooms, five different moods
Five bedrooms in all — four in the main house, and one out in the separate Ohana cottage. Each has its own en-suite bath. Four open to private outdoor showers, and two of those add deep soaking tubs.

The Green Room
A four-poster bed, emerald window trim, and doors straight out to the lanai.
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The Blue Room
Woven rattan bed, indigo trim and grasscloth walls, plus a small day bed that suits a child.
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The Coral Room
A white four-poster under a band of coral, framed prints and a garden outlook.
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The Red Room
Being rebuilt as a bunk room: two twin bunk beds plus a twin XL, sleeping five.
Rendering — bunks ready mid-October 2026 3 photos →
The Ohana Unit
Oak, white linen and black-and-white checks, out in the detached cottage.
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Rates starting at $1,800 a night
Five-night minimum stay
- Bedrooms
- 5, one in the cottage
- Sleeps
- Up to 14
- Bathrooms
- 5.5
- Layout
- Single level
- Steps
- 2 in, 2 down to the pool
- Air conditioning
- Throughout
- Outdoor showers
- 4
- Soaking tubs
- 2
- Pool
- Private
- Pool safety
- Fence & automatic cover
- Lanai
- Deep, covered
- View
- Ocean, from the lanai
- Ohana unit
- Separate cottage
- Kitchen
- Chef’s, island seating
- Refrigerators
- 2
- Ovens
- 2
- Dishwashers
- 2
The Gallery
Living & Dining







The Lanai







The Pool







The Grounds








Laundry & Powder Room


Where You Are
Kukuiʻula, on Kauaʻi’s south shore
Hale Hikari sits on the south side of Kauaʻi — the sunniest, driest corner of the island, and about 25 minutes’ drive from Līhuʻe Airport.
Minutes from Poʻipū’s beaches and the shops and restaurants at Kukuiʻula. Warm afternoons, long light, and the ocean in view from the lanai.
Questions
Good to know before you come
Planning a trip with the kids and grandkids? Here are the questions families ask us most.
Is the home a good fit for grandparents and grandkids traveling together?
Yes — it was made for it. There is enough room for three generations under one roof, sleeping up to 14. Grandparents can take the separate Ohana cottage for their own quiet space, the kids have a bunk room that sleeps five, and the whole family comes together in the great room, on the lanai and around the pool.
Is the pool safe for young children?
We have a pool safety fence and an automatic pool cover, so you can keep the pool closed off whenever little ones are around. The pool is private and wrapped in a lava-rock wall, so no one else can get in.
Is it a single-level home? Are there any steps?
Yes, the main house is all on one level, with no stairs inside. There are just two steps up into the main house, two steps up into the Ohana cottage, and two steps down from the house to the pool deck.
How many people does the home sleep?
Up to 14. There are four king bedrooms (three in the main house and one in the Ohana cottage), a bunk room with two twin bunk beds and a twin XL, and a small day bed in the Blue Room that suits a child. Every bedroom has its own bathroom.
Is there air conditioning?
Yes, there is air conditioning throughout the house.
What are the rates, and is there a minimum stay?
Rates start at $1,800 a night, with a five-night minimum stay. Inquire through the form on this page and you will save 10% on your stay.
How far is it from the airport?
About 25 minutes’ drive from Līhuʻe Airport, on Kauaʻi’s sunny south shore. Poʻipū’s beaches and the shops and restaurants at Kukuiʻula are just minutes away.
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