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View This PropertyOctober 2007
By Beverly Beyette, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
THE BEST WAY From LAX, United, American, Hawaiian and Continental have connecting service (change of plane) to Molokai. Restricted round-trip fares begin at $442.
WHERE TO STAY Molokai Sea Ranch, a luxury gated oceanfront home with a pool and Jacuzzi. The main house has five bedrooms, 4 1/2 bathrooms; the guest house has 2 1/2 bedrooms, two bathrooms. Nightly rate for the entire complex, $2,550. Information: Hawaii Hideaways, (866) 962-5642, www.hawaiihideaways.com.
WHERE TO EAT Hula Shores, Hotel Molokai (above). The open-air seaside restaurant has a lively bar scene and a view to Lanai. Main dishes $14 to $22.
Paddler’s Inn, 10 Mohala St., Kaunakakai; (808) 553-5256, www.paddlersinnmolokai.com. This local favorite has old-Hawaii decor, including vintage photos of paddlers. The big menu has Hawaiian touches. Main dishes $11.50 to $20.
Maunaloa Room, the Lodge at Molokai Ranch (above). Upscale restaurant with main dishes from $24.40 to $39.50. I preferred the hotel’s casual and less expensive Paniolo Lounge.
Kualapuu Cookhouse, 102 Farrington Ave., Kualapuu; (808) 567-9655. It’s not much to look at, but the food is good. Nightly specials may include stuffed shrimp or rack of lamb. Main dishes $19 to $21.
TO LEARN MORE Molokai Visitors Assn., 2 Kamoi St., Suite 200, Kaunakakai; (808) 553-3876, www.molokai-hawaii.com.
Call Toll Free: 866-962-5642
Email: info@HawaiiHideaways.com
