Hawaii Hotels - Dolphin Bay Hotel, Hilo, Hawaii - Big Island Hotels
Company Description:
hawaii hotels - catering to the atypical traveler. moderately priced rooms in a quiet residential neighborhood. best small hotel in the hilo, hawaii - close to downtown hilo, hawaii.
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Company Address:
333 Iliahi St,HILO,HI,USA
ZIP Code: Postal Code:
96720-2399
Telephone Number:
8089351523 (+1-808-935-1523)
Fax Number:
8089351466 (+1-808-935-1466)
Website:
www. dolphinbayhotel. com
Email:
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Hawaii Hotels - Dolphin Bay Hotel, Hilo, Hawaii - Big Island Hotels Dolphin Bay Hotel is on the LEFT side of Iliahi Street about half way down Pull in the first driveway past the hotel, parking is behind the hotel If you are driving from Volcano on Highway 11: At the end of Highway 11 in Hilo, turn LEFT on Kamehameha Avenue
Hawaii Hotels - Dolphin Bay Hotel, Hilo, Hawaii - Big Island Hotels Dolphin Bay Hotel is located in the heart of Hilo Town and a quick walk to many local attractions Hilo is a delightfully small town that has been rated as one of America's top 10 most livable and desirable cities
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Hawaii Hotels - Dolphin Bay Hotel, Hilo, Hawaii - Big Island Hotels The Dolphin Bay Hotel property is a botanical wonderland, loving cared for by John Alexander The grounds of the hotel are home to many varieties of anthrium, hundreds of exotic orchids, plumeria, ginger, halconias, bird of paradise, palm trees and native Hawaiian ferns