Pool & Beach Chairs - how bad is it?

[kungaloosh22]

thank you both. to reserve those special casabellas in advance, do i just give them a call then? or is there a place i can do so online?

I haven't found a way to do this online, but you can call (808) 674-6200 from 9am to 6pm. I assume those hours are Hawaii time, as this is the Hawaii area code. Here's the cabana info page.

 

[vikequeen]

You have to call. after reading similar threads, I called for our upcoming trip. And every thing was booked a few months out. We are hoping to get the beach casabellas the days we want them. I need to stop reading these threads. All of the pool chair/cabana conversation is stressing me out in advance of what is supposed to be an awesome vacation.

 

[crystal1313]

I just booked the upper veranda casabellas for our trip. Here's the pricing:

• ‘AMA‘AMA Upper Veranda: Look upon the ocean from any of 2 casabellas, available for $150 each for a full day.
• ‘AMA‘AMA Lower Veranda: Be closer to the beach on this lower level, where 3 casabellas are $225 each for a full day.
• Executive ‘AMA‘AMA Lanai: Splash out with this sumptuous setup, featuring 2 casabellas, 2 lounge chaises, 1 table, 2 chairs, 2 umbrellas, a locking cabinet, a fruit platter, towels and 8 bottles of water. All this can be yours for $325 for a full day.

I was told the casabellas on the beach are $75 a day. I'm was stressing about the chair situation too. Now I feel more relaxed.

 

[nkereina]

We just reserved the upper veranda casabellas for our September trip. What I guess I didn't realize is that each veranda books as a whole unit. There are two casabella loungers on the upper veranda, which holds 4 people total. The lower veranda has three casabella loungers which holds 6 people total. I assumed you could book each casabella individually, like you can on the beach, since we're only 2 adults. Doesn't work like that. Just something to keep in mind!