Learn Why This Hawaiian Hotel is Ideal for Multigen Travelers

While family travel can look like a variety of different things, one major trend continues to rise in popularity — multigenerational vacations. More and more multigen families search for destinations to accommodate larger groups that offer activities and fun for all ages and interests, as well as offer a feeling of connection and discovery for guests of all ages. Enter Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort.

Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort sits on the coast of Hawai’i’s Big Island and is the epitome of everything family travelers look for in a multigenerational trip. The resort has two- to four- bedroom kauhale suites, Hawaiian for “a group of houses.” These standalone houses combine the privacy of individual rooms with spacious living and dining areas, and indoor-outdoor layouts.

Most villas feature private pools, outdoor showers, soaking tubs, fire pits, stunning ocean or mountain views, and artwork by local and native Hawaiian artists. The Oceanfront Maheawalu and Kumukea signature accommodations also include a chef’s kitchen, dedicated butler service and curated cultural or wellness experiences.

Throughout a stay, families can also participate in on-property cultural and outdoor activities such as lei making, snorkeling, guided paddle boarding, canoe rides, introduction to sailing classes, relaxing by and swimming in the Moana Family Pool, feeding the hotel ducks, making coconut postcards, and more.