Coast Cottage Three Bedroom Ocean View

You’re looking out over Waimea’s oceanfront grounds toward its black-sand beach, with the Pacific stretching beyond. Because the Waimea River feeds sediment into the water here, the sea itself runs more grey-brown than postcard blue, but the setting is still a favorite for sunset views toward the island of Niihau and clear night skies for stargazing, since the property sits well away from city lights.

The cottage is built around one king bed in the primary bedroom, with the full three-bedroom layout sleeping up to six guests in total. It’s a comfortable setup for an extended family or two to three couples traveling together, and up to two children 17 and under can stay free using the cottage’s existing bedding.

Yes, every Coast Cottage Three Bedroom Ocean View comes with its own private lanai, part of the restored plantation-era architecture found throughout the resort. It’s a nice spot for morning coffee or an evening drink before or after dinner at the on-site restaurant. Because lanais and outdoor walkways are open-air, families traveling with very young children may want to keep that in mind.

All of Waimea Plantation Cottages’ cottages share the same restored plantation-era style, each with a full kitchen, living area and private lanai, but the one- and two-bedroom options are naturally more compact and suited to smaller groups. This 1024 sq. ft. three-bedroom layout gives families or groups of friends noticeably more room to spread out while still sharing one cottage, and it sits a step below the resort’s largest option, the five-bedroom Manager’s Cottage used mainly for weddings and events.

Beyond the cottage itself, your stay covers pool and beach access, beach loungers and towels, self-serve guest laundry, computer and printer access, and free parking right outside your cottage. In-room coffee and an in-room safe are also part of the stay, and guests typically receive a welcome touch of shell leis, bottled water, an eco-tote and Kauai cookies on arrival.