Brunch at the Hyatt Regency Kauai Resort

May 10th, 2004 · 4 Comments


Driving to brunch in the Jeep


View from the Ilima Terrace, The Hyatt


View from the Ilima Terrace, The Hyatt


Champagne Brunch at the Hyatt


Koi Pond


Kristin, Rachelle, Sarah


Cousin


Dallas, Kristin


Rachelle, Sarah


Rob, Cousin


Cousin, Rob, Dallas


Cousin


Cousin


Sarah, Rob


Birds at the Hyatt


Cousin


Birds at the Hyatt


Wet Floor


Birds at the Hyatt


Photos are for Cousin!, Shipwreck Beach, Poipu, Kaua’i


Rob & Sarah on Makawehi Point


Coconut on Shipwreck Beach


Shipwreck Beach


View of the Hyatt from Makawehi Point


Fisherman


Sarah


Views from the hike


Views from the hike


Rob


Sarah


Rob


Sarah, Rachelle, Cousin


The Hyatt Pool


The Hyatt Pool area


Rachelle & Cousin


Makawehi Point View full-sized version

After lounging around the pool all morning on Sunday, we started out our week of binge eating by going to the Hyatt Regency Kauai Resort and Spa for brunch. The Hyatt is a beautiful property located just down the road from our condo. Champagne Brunch is served on the Ilima Terrace. It is an open-air dining area that overlooks tropical gardens, lagoons filled with Koi and swans, and the ocean, of course. As if the view and atmosphere weren’t enough, the food was awesome. A never-ending supply of mimosas, freshly made sushi, omelets made to order, a pasta station, a carving station, and the fruit… so delicious. I never want to eat another pineapple on the mainland again.

Here you can see everyone who was on the trip. Kristin and Dallas are friends from college who go to Hawaii every year. Cousin is Kristin’s cousin who has gone for the past few years. Rob is a coworker of Dallas’ and Sarah is his sister. Cousin, Kristin and I flew in from Chicago, Rob and Dallas from Boston, and Sarah from Washington DC. It was a great group of people.. we all got along well and 6 is just enough to make it fun but not unmanageable. Also, Dallas grew up in Kaua’i and Oahu, so his insider knowledge was invaluable. For the trip we rented two vehicles.. a Jeep Wrangler and a convertible Chrysler Sebring. Most of the time Kristin, Cousin and I were in the Jeep and everyone else was in the Sebring.. that varied depending on activities, though.

After brunch, Kristin and Dallas ran some errands while Rob, Cousin, Sarah and I checked out the rest of the Hyatt grounds. We ended up wandering over to Shipwreck Beach and then up Makawehi Point, a cliff that overlooks it. It was a nice hike to wear off some of the effects of the enormous brunch. The rest of the day was spent at our condo’s pool to relax.

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  • Oscar

    Oooh! I’m envious!!! Last time I was in Hawaii, I stayed at the Kauai Hyatt for one week, and then the Maui Four Seasons for the second week. That was 9 years ago, and I’ve just about got the credit card paid off. Time to go again! Enjoy your trip!!!

  • Joel

    good to see you got yourself back in a Jeep, Rachelle :) . I know how much you missed ‘em.

  • Ed

    God I miss Hawai’i. Living in So Cal we used to go often because it’s relatively close and very cheap to get there from LAX. But now it’s been…gasp…10 years! No one should go that long without going to Hawai’i. It changes your whole mood. It should be the world’s time share.

    I don’t get it – do people call that guy “Cousin” or did he just not want his name on your blog?

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