WAILUA, KAUAI (HawaiiNewsNow) - More than two decades have passed since Hurricane Iniki passed over the islands, destroying the Coco Palms resort in Kauai. Two years ago, a fire caused even more ...

Shuttered in 1992 after suffering extensive damage during Hurricane Iniki, the Coco Palms Resort on Kauai is slated to reopen in 2017 under Hyatt Hotels management.

Coco Palms Hui, LLC is taking charge of a major restoration project to bring the historic hotel back to life. The group says the resort will feature about 350 rooms, as well as restaurants and shops.

The hotel project, a $135 million effort led by Tyler Greene and Chad Waters of Coco Palms Hui LLC, is on its way to reopening in 2019 as part of Hyatt’s Unbound Collection. The plan is to rebuild the ...

The developers of Kauai’s Coco Palms Resort announced a partnership with Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants. The property will be the first for the Kimpton brand in Hawaii. The owners of the Coco ...

Hyatt Hotels Corporation and Coco Palms Hui LLC today announced a Hyatt affiliate has entered into a management agreement with Coco Palms Hui LLC for The Coco Palms Resort on Kauai, Hawaii. Devastated ...

Coco Palms co-owner Tyler Greene and his business ... three restaurants, ... the most recent trespass complaints at the resort were reported to the Kauai Police Department on March 11 and Feb ...

LIHUE — When Kamuela Kapule O Kamehameha approached Kauai’s legislators Thursday during the Lihue Business Association meeting, he wanted to make one thing clear. In his view, they didn’t ...

Chad Waters, a partner in Coco Palms Hui, told PBN that once he and his partners gain access, they will analyze the scene with their architect and structural engineer to make any changes needed to ...

LIHUE, Hawaii (KITV4) -- Controversy over the future of the embattled Coco Palms Resort remains after a four-hour Planning Commission Meeting on Kauai, Tuesday. Much of the meeting was dedicated ...

The Coco Palms Resort was originally built in 1953 with just over 20 guestrooms on grounds that were once home to Kauai’s last reining queen, Queen Deborah Kapule Kekaiha`akulou.