The Royal Hawaiian.

The windows angle towards the beachview.

The little wrapped stumps in the foreground are palms.

Look up from the sand.

They Royal Hawaiian is in the foreground, but note the crane in the background.

you can just see some of the lava rock on the Royal Hawaiian's beachside.

The wide sand beach, just down those stairs.

The ramp entry to the beach near the two hotels.

Shore, with pier in the distance.

Singapore in the foreground.

Looking back up the beach entry ramp at the Singapore.

Detail on the Singapore.

The pool area is kept private.

Here you can make out some of the more 'exotic' details of the Singapore, to enter the office you cross a small bridge with bamboo handrails.

The pine tree near the office is a nice touch. Note the condos at the end of the street though.

Standing between the Royal Hawaiian on the left and the Singapore on the right, looking west at the new condos.

Your visit to the midcentury, comes to an abrupt awakening at the end of the street.

Looking south- more condos.

The Beach Colony's for sale sign is visible between the sign poles.

Here for the first time, you get a feel for how light and airy the Royal Hawaiian's massive building really feels- up on stilts, but they're lava rock encrusted.

close in.

Balconies

and a crane.

The back of the Royal Hawaiian, the Astronaut (for sale) and a sales office.

Lots of construction underway.

See how the singapore reflects in the glass?

I really love the lines.

Here you can just see the stairway to the roof.

Some of the contrasts- lines and rounded shapes.

A close up on the upstairs, which as I understand it, is currently only storage.

the small external game room hut has palm trees on the outside.