Haunted Hale Nani Hotel on Kauai

It started out as the Hale Nani. The hotel’s other names were Sheraton Seven Seas, Ponderosa of Kaua‘i, Hale Nani again, then finally Po'ipu Village Resort. Today, a new resort sits upon the point. It’s called Whaler’s Cove.

*This article was sourced from kauaiantro.org, a website dedicated to the works of William "Pila" Kikuchi. Pila Kikuchi taught archaeology at Kauai Community College and was Kauai's premiere source for history and archaeology. The article referenced was written in 1989 by Joan Conrow for the magazine, "Paradise of the Pacific." Joan is a journalist who writes about environmental, cultural, and social issues that affect Kauai and Hawaii in general and is an advocate for ecotourism. You can follow her original blog page here, kauaieclectic.blogspot.com

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