Our Campus
Explore our Facilities
Our campus is located on five peaceful acres on the western slopes of Kohelepelepe (Koko Crater) in Maunalua (Hawai‘i Kai). A landmark in the neighborhood, the Lunalilo Home building was completed in 1911 to serve as the Koko Head Hotel for employees and guests of the Marconi Wireless Company. After Lunalilo Home acquired the campus and the building in 1927, we remodeled the building to serve as Lunalilo Home.
In a quiet residential neighborhood, the campus entrance is graced by mature shade trees and a large porte cochère shelters visitors from the elements. Residents enjoy daily walks on paved paths lined with many varieties of plumeria trees, bougainvillea, hibiscus, crown flower, tī, and white ginger. On our grounds, we also have pīkake, anthurium, ʻōhiʻa, croton, heliconia, ʻohai aliʻi and various ferns.
The main building was constructed in 1911 of steel and concrete for the protection of residents and guests.
An enclosed veranda overlooks the verdant grounds.
At the heart of the Home, the “Koa Room” features koa furniture and a fireplace adorned with a portrait of King Lunalilo.
Lined by French doors and windows and cheerful window treatments, our dining room brings warmth to residents and guests. An air-conditioned "Ohana Room” hosts activities to stimulate the mind and body
Our large back lānai lined by shower trees and gardens offers a clear view of Koko Crater and the back lawn where we hold many of our cultural events.