Princeville Resort

Dinining

• La Cascata Passing through iron gates, La Cascata diners find themselves in an elegant setting of handpainted murals beneath an embellished doublevaulted ceiling. The restaurant features a Mediterraneanaccented dinner menu and extensive wine list.
• Café Hanalei East meets West on the PacificRim breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus at this allday restaurant offering both inside tables and terrace tables with panoramic views of the Pacific and surfswept Hanalei Bay. At breakfast, both buffet and à la carte choices are available. On Sunday there's a champagne brunch and on Friday evening a seafood buffet.
  
• The Living Room Just off the lobby, this plush, comfortable, librarylike spot serves high tea in the afternoons; sushi, appetizers, and desserts in the evenings; and musical entertainment nightly, ranging from Hawaiian chants to jazz.
• The Beach Restaurant & Bar Light lunches, snacks, and tropical drinks are served at this poolside spot from late morning to sunset. Twice a week there's a luau.
• The Prince Restaurant & Bar Located at the Prince Golf Course Clubhouse, this restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. On Sunday, there's a brunch, and Monday evenings feature Japanese cuisine.
  

Property amenities

Comprising 252 guestrooms in four three- and four-story buildings arrayed on the 23-acre site's cliffside, the resort is uncrowded and tranquil. Complimentary shuttles move guests around the vast Princeville resort community, including to the Prince Course clubhouse, where the health/beauty/fitness spa is located, and to the tennis center. Off the lobby are concierge rooms for both Japanese and Western guests, where helicopter sightseeing trips along the renowned Napali Coast can be arranged, along with other activities. The poolside beach-activity center rents snorkel sets, kayaks, and boogie boards and arranges outrigger canoe tours, scuba lessons, and dives. Supervised children's activities include child care for toddlers by the wading pool; snorkeling, scuba, and boogie-boarding for ages 5–12; and surfing lessons and horseback riding for ages 12–16. Guests staying at any one of the four Sheraton Hotels in Waikiki can sign charges to their room for dining, shows, oceanfront bars, and entertainment options at any of the properties.

• Multilingual staff
• Currency exchange
• Room service (24 hours)
• Concierge services
• Bar/lounge
• Complimentary newspapers in lobby
• ATM/banking
• Parking (surcharge)
• Swimming pool - outdoor
• Hair salon

• Swimming pool - children's
• Spa services on site
• Gift shops or newsstand
• Wheelchair accessible
• Shopping on site
• Babysitting or child care
• Supervised child care/activities
• Business services
• Conference room(s)
• Exhibit space

• Audio-visual equipment
• Cell phone/mobile rental
• Computer rental
• Internet access in public areas - surcharge
• Laundry service
• Poolside bar
• Swim-up bar
• On-site car rental
• Safe-deposit box - front desk
• Number of rooms: 252

Recreation

The 9,000-acre Princeville resort community includes two golf courses: the 18-hole Prince, ranked number one in Hawaii by Golf Digest, and the 27-hole Makai, where three nines radiate like spokes from the clubhouse. The resort also includes a six-court tennis center and many jogging paths. Other recreational opportunities abound in North Kauai, including those listed below.

• Kayaking
• Sailing
• Fishing

• Snorkeling
• Surfing/boogie boarding
• Hiking/biking trails

• Horse riding/rental
• Rafting

Room amenities

• Coffee/tea maker
• Cable/satellite TV
• Air conditioning
• Refrigerator
• Video-game console
• Pay movies

• Minibar
• Hypo-allergenic bedding available
• Clock radio
• Iron/ironing board
• In-room safe
• Non-smoking rooms

• Bathrobes
• Complimentary toiletries
• Premium bedding
• Hair dryer
• Internet access - dial-up
• Voice mail

• Cribs (infant beds) available

Rooms

This tranquil plantation-style resort offers 252 guestrooms in four 3- and 4-story buildings arrayed on the cliffside of the 23-acre site. Rooms have views of gardens, the green Hanalei Mountains, or the Pacific Ocean. The decor features wood ceiling moldings, light-colored, plantation-style wood furniture, window seats, and original oil prints on the walls. Instead of step-out balconies, most rooms have Juliet balconies, with wrought-iron railings in front of large sliding windows. Bathrooms are done in green marble, with twin sinks, a deep soaking tub and shower, gold-plated fixtures, a lighted makeup mirror; and side-lit mirror panels. Premium bedding, plush bathrobes, minibars, and refrigerators are among the numerous amenities.

Policies

Frequent flier miles and Starwood Preferred Guest points are not offered on the room portion of your total charges for these rates.












Cancellations and No-ShowsCancellations received within seventy-two hours of arrival will be charged a one-night cancellation fee, including room and tax. The same applies for no-shows.












Porterage fees are approximately $2.50 in/$2.50 out plus tax, per guest (subject to change).A resort fee will be billed directly to all guests at a daily rate of approximately $12, tax inclusive, per room (subject to change). Charge includes a self- and valet-parking fee. Extra person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.There are no room charges for children under 18 when occupying same room
as adults and using existing beds in room. If additional bed (rollaway) is required, the additional person charge applies.
Rollaways and cribs may be available and should be requested at the time of booking; fees may apply.Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required upon check-in for incidental charges.All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in.

• Check-in time is 3 PM
• Check-out time is Noon