Amazing condo peaks of ocean view On Ali’i Dr by surf spots

Hotel Description

You know what hit me first about this place? The name honestly undersells it – I mean, “Amazing condo peaks of ocean view” sounds like it was written by someone whose first language definitely isn’t English, but when you’re actually standing on that lanai watching the waves roll in, you get what they were trying to say. This condo sits right on Ali’i Drive, and I’m talking *right* on it, which means you’re maybe a two-minute walk from some of Kona’s most reliable surf breaks.

The location is honestly what makes this spot special – you’re in the thick of everything without being stuck in some sterile resort bubble. I watched local surfers checking the waves every morning from the window, and there’s something pretty cool about falling asleep to actual ocean sounds instead of highway noise. The condo itself feels lived-in (in a good way), like someone’s grandmother decorated it with genuine aloha instead of some mainland designer’s idea of “tropical.” The kitchen actually works for making real meals, which matters when you’re staying more than a couple nights and don’t want to drop $30 on every breakfast. Sure, it’s not brand new – the furniture’s got that slightly faded look that happens when you’re this close to salt air – but everything’s clean and functional.

What really sealed it for me was the surf spot access. You can literally walk out the front door and be at the break in under five minutes, which means you can check conditions multiple times a day without driving around like a tourist. The other guests I ran into were mostly people who actually surf or at least understand why being this close to the water matters – not the usual crowd taking selfies with their room service. Parking’s straightforward (thank god, because Ali’i Drive can be a nightmare during busy season), and the whole vibe is way more “local spot” than “vacation rental.” I honestly wasn’t expecting much based on the listing photos, but sometimes these older condos on the drive have the best character. Just don’t expect resort-level service or amenities – this is more about the location and authenticity than fancy touches.

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