Hawaii's Big Island

6th Night Free Plus $200 Resort Credit at Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii!


Property:
The Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii


Location
Kohala Coast, Hawaii



6 nights from $1,099 USD per person

Travel through December 20, 2008 to receive the 6th night free plus a $200 resort credit at the AAA Four Diamond Fairmont Orchid located on Hawaii's Big Island.

Set in a landscape of volcanoes, rainforests and rolling surf, The Fairmont Orchid graces 32 acres along the Kohala Coast. Among the resort's many amenities are 36 holes of championship golf and the 10-court K-Swiss tennis academy. The resort also features a sandy lagoon with aquamarine waters, a year-round children's program, five restaurants and three lounges.

For those seeking the ultimate in relaxation, the authentic Hawaiian outdoor Spa Without Walls ofers waterfall massage huts and breathtaking oceanfront massage cabanas that draw from the island's natural healing power.

Packages prices are per person and include:
Roundtrip airport/hotel transfers
6-night hotel accommodations
Hotel tax

Contact me for more information... baines.jill@gmail.com.

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