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Aston Waimea Plantation Cottages
Hidden away on the quiet, western coast of the Garden Isle of Kauai, is a nostalgic glimpse into a simple life found at a sugar plantation. Guests enjoy this unique ocean front experience unlike any other in all of the Hawaiian islands.
The property is part of the lands owned by Kikiaola Land Company, Limited, a family company created by the heirs of Kauai sugar pioneer Hans Peter (H.P.) Fayé who came from his native Norway in the 1800's to settle as a young man on Kauai. In addition to planting sugar, H.P. Fayé started a copra plantation and it is on nearly 30 acres among those original trees that Waimea Plantation Cottages is located. Today there are ironwood, keawe and banyan groves and large expanses of lawn lined with beds of colorful and fragrant tropical flora.
Relaxation is a major activity at this serene accommodation destination. Enjoy our beachside pool. Stroll or jog along the black sand beach, and discover the shady hammocks and lawn chairs placed among the trees.
Aston Hotels & Resorts operates a diverse range of condominium resorts and hotels with accommodations from hotel rooms and condominium suites, to villas and cottages that suit any lifestyle, taste or budget. Based in Honolulu, the company manages more than 4,100 units in 27 properties on the four major Hawaiian Islands, South Lake Tahoe, Calif., and Lake Las Vegas, Nev. For more information, visit www.AstonHotels.com or call toll free 866-774-2924.
Aston is an operating business of Interval Leisure Group, Inc. (Nasdaq IILG), a leading global provider of membership and leisure services to the vacation industry.
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