Selling Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort

Kitchen: Coffee maker
Dishwasher
Microwave
Oven
Refrigerator (full-size)
Stovetop
Entertainment
Internet access
Radio or music player
Telephone
TV
Air conditioning
Patio or balcony
No pets, No smoking


Home Resort: Kona Hawaiian Resort
Maintenance fees of only $737/year (Will vary slightly based on buyers current membership with Wyndham).

Buyer to pay closing costs $299 and transfer fees of $399.

Usage and maintenance fees starting January 2026.
Situated on more than thirty sloping acres overlooking Kahului Bay in Kailua-Kona, Club Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort evokes the spirit of 1930's Hawaii in its architecture and landscaping. Amenities on-site include two outdoor swimming pools, a children's pool, exercise facility, and two outdoor hot tubs. Signature events include an Aloha Monday Party with a flower lei greeting, complementary appetizers, live Hawaiian music, and hula dancing. The resort also offers a variety of family events including ukulele lessons, Hawaiian story telling, lauhala bracelet weaving, and Hawaiian angel doll making.

At Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort, you'll be relaxing in style in your two-Bedroom, two bathroom suite that overlooks tropical plants and colorful flowers. The master bedroom features a roomy king bed and whirlpool tub while the second bedroom boasts a comfy king. A separate living room beckons with a queen sleeper sofa, cable television, and DVD player. There's also an open air lanai and a fully equipped kitchen. Bamboo, teak, wicker, floral fabrics, and Hawaiian art add classic Hawaiian charm to the interior.

Hawaii's Big Island provides adventure aplenty with activities like hiking, windsurfing, water-skiing, mountain biking, deep-sea fishing, scuba diving and snorkeling, just to name a few. The Circle Island Tour is ideal for those who want to see the sights and sounds of the entire Big Island. A golf course is nearby for those who wish to hit the links. Kona is not far from the resort, so guests can walk or drive to town to shop at the local stores and dine at restaurants that serve both Polynesian and international fare.