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Penny's Place Inn Paradise is located on world-famous Front
Street in Historic Old Lahaina Town on the island of Maui in
Hawaii. Just 50 feet from the waters edge, the bed and
breakfast inn offers ocean views of Lana'i, Moloka'i, and the
leeward beaches of Lahaina.
Penny's Place Inn Paradise has four elegantly furnished
guest rooms on the second level, including a romantic
honeymoon suite. All lodging accommodations have a private
bath, air conditioning, ceiling fans, cable television,
telephone, and direct access to the 8 x 42-foot balcony and
turret. Three of the rooms have queen beds, while one room has
a twin-sized day bed with trundle.
Both the balcony and Victorian turret are filled with island
wicker furniture in which you can lounge, read, take a nap or
watch the sunset. All guests have access to a common
kitchenette on the balcony with toaster, refrigerator,
microwave, coffee maker, ice machine, and all the basics for
an early breakfast or snack. Convenient laundry facilities and
a library with books about the history, culture, and customs
of the Hawaiian Islands add to the amenities. Guests staying
at least three days will find a complimentary hand-woven gift
basket filled with Hawaiian goodies on their arrival.
As the sun rises over the pineapple fields, you can enjoy a
buffet breakfast served in the first level turret. The "ono
grinds," as the locals would say, include a selection of
fresh island fruits, Kona coffee, teas, juices, pastries,
breads, island jams, and cereals. Breakfast can be delivered
to your room if you prefer.
Beach fun, water sports and other activities that have made
Hawaii such a world-renowned destination await you. Go
snorkeling, diving, surfing, or deep-sea fishing. If something
a bit more tamer is to your liking, go on a whale watch or
explore some local caves. Golf and tennis are nearby as well. |
The bed and breakfast is within easy, flat walking distance
to the Old Lahaina Luau, Wahikuli wayside beach park, and the
Lahaina Cannery Mall, where you can do some shopping or catch
a trolley for the one-mile ride to downtown Lahaina and other
places of interest on the island.
If you prefer to go by car, you can visit the Lahaina
Harbor, the Banyan Tree, and other historic sites in Lahaina
within five minutes.
Book a sunset dinner sail or make reservations for one of
the live theater shows -- the Maui Myth and Magic Show "Ulalena"
or Warren and Annabelle's Magic Show.
Sit and watch the surfers and if you're lucky, you might see
a whale or two in the channel. Old Lahaina is also packed with
art galleries, unique shops, and nightclubs. |