Hulihee Palace

Kailua-Kona, Estados Unidos

4.3

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75-5718 Alii Dr, Kailua-Kona, HI, 96740
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Hoy 09:00 – 16:00
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Horario local (Kailua-Kona) 13:14 jueves, 12 de junio de 2025

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lunes 09:00 – 16:00
martes 09:00 – 16:00
miércoles 09:00 – 16:00
jueves 09:00 – 16:00
viernes 09:00 – 16:00
sábado 09:00 – 16:00
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17 opiniones sobre Hulihee Palace

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Tu valoración: 5
Modesto, CA
We took the guided tour and wow! The guide (Lauren) was very knowledgeable and thorough! Well worth the extra $ for the guided tour. Woodwork and handcrafted items that have amazing detail for the era. If you are here and have any interest in history and culture you will want to experience this place!
Tu valoración: 2
Boulder City, NV
Very interesting place. Was extremely hot and humid today we toured the palace. Standing in one of the bedrooms enjoying thebreeze coming through a window, one of the guides Saw us stood in front of the window blocking the breeze and the view of the bay. When I was leaving and putting my shoes back on, the same guide came out onto the porch and told me I had Moved the door mat and Straightened it. So the place is beautiful worth the trip something to see But avoid not native Guide.
Tu valoración: 5
Captain Cook, HI
I go once a year to the palace tea, which is held once a month. Tea is served on the back porch of the palace with a view of the ocean. It includes a tour of the palace and an abundant assortment of food. I love it and so do my friends who join me. Well worth the $ 40.
Tu valoración: 4
Honolulu, HI
While it may not be the most popular attraction in the world… or in Hawaii… or on the Big Island… or in Kona for that matter, it is certainly worth the experience as you are taken to a bygone era filled with history.
Once the summer vacation home for the Hawaiian royalty, it is now a museum that showcases beautiful portraits, tapa, feather pieces, koa furniture, and artifacts. It isn’t large, but you are entering a simple home that is filled with history filled by its occupants that once graced its halls.
You also get a beautiful view of the shoreline and the waterfront from its gardens. Perfect for that photo to put on your facebook page! Or your Unilocal profile picture?
Tu valoración: 5
Seattle, WA
This is a wonderful 45-​minute tour of a beautiful piece of Hawaiian history. Don’t miss this on your stop through Kona town!
Tu valoración: 5
Fremont, CA
This place is a total trip! Felt like I stepped through time being in there. While we didn’t opt for the tour, the brochure and info cards inside were helpful.
Please leave your shoes outside as you should if you were to enter local home. Unless you wanna be one of the funny looking people that comes in with the blue baggies on their feet.
Also, no selfies allowed inside of the home. Enjoy this moment in time instead.
Tu valoración: 3
Menlo Park, CA
A nice place and nice to learn the history but not super exciting. Don’t bring kids here.
Tu valoración: 4
Lake Zurich, IL
Good food. Great staff who will make a dish not on the menu if possible. Good prices. A do over for sure.
Tu valoración: 4
Boston, MA
First time I’ve ever been asked to remove my shoes before going into a museum! This was a different historic home visit from any other I’ve been on. We were there for a wedding on the grounds and they opened up the house for tours as well. Quite lovely furniture and artifacts from a variety of time periods in Hawaii’s history.
The staff during the wedding were quite nice and the site looks lovely with christmas lights strung up among the trees. Bonus points for having a well stocked and clean bathroom right on the site and for putting up with our bad dancing and singing :)
Tu valoración: 4
Hacienda Heights, CA
A history lesson-​type tour that you should hit up if you have the time. Standing in the well-​maintained, centuries year old palace was a cool feeling.
You can only take photos of the palace exterior; photography isn’t allowed inside. Neither is wearing shoes – leave them at the door. There is an $ 8/​person admittance fee, but you should just pay $ 10/​person for the guided tour which lasted about 40 mins depending on how many questions your group asks. Otherwise, you really won’t understand what you’re looking at. The guide shows you every room; ours was personable and extremely detailed.
It would have been a bit more interesting if there were more interactive elements. The only thing we touched and inspected was a sample of a plant that separated and turned into a brush.
Tu valoración: 3
Chicago, IL
Interesting artifacts. Small place. Don’t plan to spend more than 20 minutes. Expensive admittance fee at $ 8 a head.
Tu valoración: 5
Tempe, AZ
Thank goodness for Billy … His history lesson was informative and given in a friendly and easily understood manner. This vacation palace of the Hawaiian monarchy is a treasure to explore. You’ll go shoeless here, so as not to damage the gorgeous floors. But please make a stop here and when Billy starts explaining or invites you out on the verandah… Listen and follow him.
Tu valoración: 5
New York, NY
This place is not only a beautifully restored and maintained example of a historic home but also (if you can get on a tour), a great way to learn about the history of Hawaiian monarchy.
Our tour guide had excellent anecdotes and was able to answer any and all questions. The most recently posted hours were 9 – 4 pm and the tour lasted about 45 minutes to an hour depending on how many more questions you had at the end.
Definitely worth the $ 10 to take the tour in addition to $ 8 for entry. You do need to take off your shoes upon entering the home and pictures are not allowed.
Must-​see for historic value :)
Tu valoración: 5
San Jose, CA
All good. Our great tour guide, Billy, took us on a 45-​minute tour of the four main rooms of the Kamehameha summer palace. He knows the history very well and presents it in a humorous way. Lots of amazing Koa furniture. He can answer pretty much any question. As we were watch Ironman athletes training behind the palace, he explained in detail how the famous race works & what a huge event it is in Kona.
Tu valoración: 5
Kennett Square, PA
Another great historical experience, giving me a new perspective on Native Hawaiians and their royal families. Be sure to take a guided tour with Charlton. Smart, witty and full of information.
Tu valoración: 4
Pittsburgh, PA
While in Kailua-​Kona, I had time to tour Hulihe’e Palace, the past vacation residence of Hawaiian royalty. Today the palace is a museum that showcases beautiful furniture and artifacts. The price of admission is relatively small, which is good because the house is also small and can be toured in only several minutes or so. You do need to remove your shoes before stepping inside the palace.
Tu valoración: 5
Milpitas, CA
Another great place to see some Hawaiian history.
This is not as big as the Iolani Palace over in Oahu, but still very nice and very well preserved as well. At one point this was a vacation home for one of the King’s. How nice it must have been being right on the ocean, seems like a great way to unwind back then.
Our tour guide did a fantastic job, and even took us out on the second deck which is roped off.