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Legend has it that two deities — the volcano goddess Pele and the demi-god Kamapua'a (the latter of whom could control the weather) — struck a deal to make the vast Big Island of Hawaii's west side so dry, and its east side so wet. The story's short version is that, after a battle, the pair divided the island in two, with Pele taking the western half and Kamapua'a, the eastern.

Even so, the island's weather isn't so cut-and-dried. Twelve distinct climate zones exist here, ranging from East Hawaii's tropical rain forests and Mauna Kea's frozen tundra to Ka'u's arid desert in the south.

KONA SEASIDE HOTEL

Beautifully maintained, the 200-room Kona Seaside Hotel comprises three wings of three stories and a five-story tower. Gardens are lush and pretty. The hotel's grounds include a small shopping center.

THE FAIRMONT ORCHID

Set on 32 acres of oceanfront lawns and gardens, this six-story hotel has a lofty, marble-floored lobby that opens to a sunset deck overlooking a 10,000-square-foot freeform pool, tropical gardens, and Pauoa Bay. Families and leisure travelers are drawn to the resort for its ocean activities, tennis facilities, and proximity to two 18-hole championship golf courses.
The hotel offers a 6th night FREE from 05 JAN 08 - 15 DEC 08, only in Fairmont Garden View room.