Hawaii, Hilo
A lovely port city with an Intern. Airport (HIA). The orchid capital of the world. Close
to beaches, historical sites, The Volcano. Some of the finest parks plus a little Rain
Forest Zoo.
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Ph. (808)
935-9018 |
Fax (808)
961-5596 |
T.F. 800
935-9018 |
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e-mail
maurbnb@ilhawaii.net |
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Beautiful 1932 Hilo Mansion, close to airport.
(Inspected IHWS)
Maureen Goto, 1896 Kalanianaole St. Hilo,HI 96720 |
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T.F. 888 235-8195 |
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e-mail
bigbayhouse@excite.com |
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A quiet,
secluded PLACE TO COME HOME TO ! After a day of touring and experiencing
the Big Island, sit on your private, oceanfront lanai and relax with
the sounds of the Pacific Ocean.
Innkeeper: Christine Jiminez
The Bay House Bed & Breakfast - 42 Pukihae Street ~ Hilo, Hawaii
96720 |
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Ph. (808)
934-9004 |
Fax (808)
934-7128 |
T.F. 800
363-9524 |
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Enjoy a different Hawaii in charming Hilo, on the
cool windward side of the Big Island. Jacuzzi, Snorkel Shopping, Dining, and airport.
(Inspected Member of Hawaii Island Bed and Breakfast Association)
Jacqueline Brittain, 1923 Kalanianaole Street, Hilo, Hawaii
96720-4919
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Ph. (808)
935-8088 |
Fax (808)
935-8088 |
T.F.
888-838-6373 |
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On 22 lush acres - Enjoy miles of hiking trails, and our 120 ft. waterfall
(Inspected by Instant Hawaii Web Service)
Len & Jane Sutton, PO Box 11338, Hilo, Hi.96721 |
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![[IMAGE: Drop cap J]](images/letter_J.gif) ust south of Hilo and just past Keaau and going almost north now (the Big
Island is Round) there is Panaewa Rainforest Zoo on Hwy. #11, a small zoo but worth the
time especially if you want to let the kids run for awhile. Take some bread along for the
peacocks.
Hilo is an old port town, but much of the port was taken away by a tidal
wave in1960. The tsunami deluged the waterfront, sweeping an organ console out the stage
door of the Palace Theater, depositing fishing boats in the street like parked cars and
taking out totally, many blocks of the business district and dock area. One lady was
carried out to sea on her screen door and returned to the beach several hours later.
In it's place are some beautiful gardens and green vistas. Located on
the windward side of the island, Hilo has rampant tropical growth, waterfalls, leafy tree
ferns, and enough flowers to build a large rainbow. The rainfall is well over 100 in (254
cm.) annually, making Hilo the wettest city in the USA.
 Things to see in Hilo: The Lyman House Museum, Rainbow Falls,
Suisan Fish Auction, Farmer's Market, Liliuokalani Park (A MUST), Historic downtown and
Banyan Golf Course one of the most reasonable in Hawaii. Also Boiling Pots, a little off
beat but ask a local.
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