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Kona Village, A Rosewood Resort, Unveils Transformed Hawaiian Retreat with a $40,000-a-Night Haven – The Luxury Lifestyle Magazine
In 1966, the allure of Kona Village Resort on the Big Island captivated Hollywood elites, families, and intrepid explorers soon after Johnno and Helen Jackson inaugurated it. Despite its unassuming amenities—polyester sheets, absence of ACs, and no TVs—the oceanfront allure of Kahuwai Bay and private standalone hales made it a cherished escape for five decades. However, a devastating tsunami in 2011 forced its closure. After extensive renovations, the iconic property was resurrected on July 1, courtesy of California real estate magnate Kennedy Wilson and Rosewood Hotels & Resorts. The rebirth, named Kona Village, a Rosewood Resort, not only invites “legacy guests” to relish fond memories but also weaves a profound…