E Komo Mai – Welcome to Sealodge J1

Driving Directions

Approximate drive time is 1 hour.

Leaving the airport, turn right at the intersection onto Kapule Highway 51, which merges into Kuhio Highway 56 heading north. Travel approximately 28 miles. You will see a green sign indicating Princevile 2.1miles. You then pass the Princeville municipal airport on your left, followed by the Princeville Golf Club on your right. The next right turn will be the entrance to Princeville, marked by a gatehouse and fountain, this is Ka Haku Road, the main road through Princeville. Take your third right turn onto Kamehameha Road, Sealodge is at the end of the road. Each building is clearly identified with a sign in front. J building is the first building you come to when entering the complex, and J1 is on the ground floor.

Operating Your Keyless Lock

PLEASE NOTE that your lock may not look precisely like this but will operate in the same manner. Turn the knob the opposite direction of the arrow to clear the lock first. Key in your access code. Turn the knob in the direction of the arrow and hold it there to enter. You will also need to turn the door knob and push the door open at the same time. Some, but not all, of these types of locks will not automatically lock when you leave the property and close the door. In that case, you need to briefly toggle the little knob in the opposite direction to engage the lock.

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Check-In & Check-Out
Check-in time is 3:00pm. Check-out time is 10:00am. We ask that you please observe these times unless an exception has been previously approved.

Early check-in or late check-out must be requested 48 hours in advance and are subject to availability and to change should the property’s schedule change. Both unauthorized early check-in and unauthorized late check-out may be subject to a fine of $50 per hour. Please be sure to contact our office 48 hours in advance if you would like to request a check-out later than 10am or a check-in earlier than 3pm.

About Your Property
- The plumbing at Sealodge may be less robust than you are accustomed to at home. Please do not flush any feminine products or wipes, instead dispose of these in the trash.
- A PARKING PASS WAS EMAILED TO YOU. PLEASE REMEMBER TO PRINT THAT PARKING PASS BEFORE YOU GO. Your parking pass must be displayed on the dashboard of your vehicle at all times while parked in the complex parking lot. It should be face up on the front left of your dashboard (driver’s side). If your parking pass is lost or damaged, you will need to re-print it. Kapaa Ship, Print and Storage, the UPS store in Lihue, or Tech808 in Princeville will print your parking pass for you for a nominal fee.
- You will find a swimming pool key inside the unit. Please be sure to return this key to its ORIGINAL LOCATION when you check out.
- Replacement charge for a lost/unreturned pool key is $75. Please don’t forget to put it back where you found it on arrival!
- Most plumbing on Kauai is very delicate. Please do not flush any wipes (even if they say flushable) or feminine hygiene products down the toilet. Please ONLY flush toilet paper.
- We realize you may want to pull the lanai chairs out onto the lawn in order to enjoy the sunshine. Remember to put them back on the lanai IMMEDIATELY to help protect them from the weather and the wind. They should never be left out in the grass when you’re not using them.
- To operate the DVD player, use the TV remote and press the INPUT button. Select HDMI Side input. To return to cable, press INPUT. Select HDMI #1 input.
- Please don’t hang beach towels , clothing, etc from the lanai railings. It’s against the complex rules.
- No smoking is permitted inside or on the lanai. A minimum $250 charge will apply for violating this rule.
- Please remove your shoes before entering, it’s Hawaiian custom and protects our floors.
- Trash should be removed daily to the dumpsters outside, to avoid attracting pests.
- Please close all windows when you go out, sudden rain squalls can cause damage if left open.

Sealodge House Rules
- All noise from whatever source, especially cell phones, TV, Radio and music, shall be minimized so as not to disturb neighbors. Sealodge is a multilevel complex. Please be aware that noise travels. Quiet time shall be observed from 10:00 pm to 8:00 am. Requests for lower volume should be honored throughout the day.
- Personal items (coolers, toys, beach equipment, etc) are not permitted in or on the stairs, walkways or common areas.
  Nothing can be hung from the walkway railings. The Board may order removal of of any items which detract from the appearance of Sealodge.
- Lanais are not to be used for storage of recreational or other items. Tables and chairs designed for outdoor use may be kept on lanais but must be kept clean and in good repair and must be of a size to be fully contained on the lanai and to be brought into the unit if severe weather conditions are predicted. No rugs shall be beaten on the lanais or in the entryways. Nothing shall be thrown, emptied or swept from lanais, walkways or windows. Nothing may be hung from the lanai railings. Anything being hung from the lanai railings may result in a fine issued by the Board.
- Barbequing is allowed only in the designated Barbeque/picnic area across-from the swimming pool. The grills are charcoal, charcoal is not provided by the complex. NO OPEN FLAMES AND NO SMOKING ARE PERMITED on the lanais, balconies or anywhere on the property except the Barbeque/Picnic area. Ash receptacles are provided.
- Loitering or playing in the stairways, walkways and parking lot are not permitted.
- Trash and wet garbage must be secured in plastic bags and deposited in the dumpsters in the parking area. State law
  requires that corrugated boxes be separated for recycling; place them next to the dumpster. There is acontainer for other
  recyclable items, cans, glass, plastic bottles, in the dumpster area. No hazardous waste is allowed. Please do not overload
  the garbage disposal. Deposit kitchen waste, especially fruit rinds, pineapple cores and bones, in the dumpster.
- Parking, in stalls marked “PERMIT” is for residents and guests staying in the complex. Those vehicles must display a current parking permit and have current registration. Inoperable vehicles will be towed at owner’s expense. Princeville Sealodge I is not responsible for theft or damage to vehicles.
- PLEASE DO NOT FEED THE WILDLIFE. This includes NeNe geese, chickens, cats and birds.
- The pool is reserved for use by owners and renters of Sealodge and their accompanied guests. Pool rules are posted. Pool hours 7 AM- 7 PM.
- COMPLIANCE OF BYLAWS AND CONDO DECLARATION: Apartment owners, tenants, employees of an apartment owner and other persons using the Project shall comply strictly with the Declaration, the By-Laws and the House Rules, as lawfully amended from time to time. Fines will be assessed after the first violation, which will result in a warning, and will be imposed per the following schedule: $25.00 for second violation, $50.00 for the third violation and $100.00 for successive violations. Any fine may be appealed to the Board of Directors.

Check-Out Procedure
- Please put pool keys back where you found them. (We photograph these items before arrival and charge for replacement if they are missing at check-out.)
- Please load and run dishwasher.
- Remove trash to the dumpster.
- Please turn off all lights, fans, televisions, coffee maker, etc.
- Close and lock all windows and doors.
- Please check carefully for your personal possessions. Kauai Kahuna is not responsible for lost/forgotten items.

Contact Info

Guest Services & Maintenance	833-465-2824
After Hours Emergencies	808-652-6814

WiFi Info

WiFi Network	Linksys 13194
WiFi Password	1at7jz0mwh (“”one”” at7jz “”zero”” mwh)
Internet Provider	Spectrum
Property Phone	None

Useful Phone Numbers

In case of an emergency, call **911**
Hanalei Fire Station	808-828-6333
Island Road Conditions	808-241-1725
Princeville Urgent Care	808-320-7300
Kauai Police Department	808-241-1711
Wilcox Hospital, Lihu’e	808-245-1100
Urgent Care at Poipu	808-742-0999
Lihue Airport Information	808-482-0111
Kauai Civil Defense (for information on emergency shelters)	808-241-1800

General Information

Weather
In case of severe weather (or if you’re just curious), please visit our weather page for more information and storm preparedness tips.
Far North Shore
Looking to visit the far north shore past Hanalei? Ke’e Beach, the Kalalau Trail, and Tunnels Beach are just some of the major attractions you’ll find at the end of the road. Unfortunately, following the 2018 flooding, access is no longer as simple as it once was. Please visit our page on visiting the north shore for more information and useful links.
Concierge Services
Looking to arrange flower delivery, babysitting, or a boat tour? Visit our concierge page to see all services offered and get in touch with Jeanie Ricciardi today!
We want you to have a pleasant and relaxing visit. While you are our guest, we ask that you observe the following items in order to make your stay more enjoyable. Please remember that your rental property is privately owned, it is someone’s second home, so please treat it with the same respect you would show as an invited guest.
- Please leave the refrigerator and freezer controls on medium setting. When set colder, the machine freezes up and will shut down, possibly causing damage, and certainly causing inconvenience as it will need to be unplugged and left turned off for 24 hours.
- The tropical climate can invite unwanted insects. Our units are sprayed by a professional pest control regularly, but you can help by being careful not to leave food on the counters overnight. Wash/rinse dishes and run the disposal often and empty the garbage each evening, if possible. Little ants have their origin in the soil around the building. If you see ants, let us know so that we can alert the resident manager.
- Sunscreen lotions that contain PABA can permanently stain upholstery and bedspreads, as well as harm our reefs. We recommend you use only reef-safe sunscreen (available widely on island) and ask that you do not apply these lotions while inside the condo and rinse them off upon returning and before sitting on the furniture or bedspreads.
- Please be considerate of your neighbors. Kauai is a tranquil, quiet spot, sought out by our guests as a place for a well-needed rest from their busy and demanding jobs. After 10:00 pm, no unnecessary noise that would interfere with the comfort or convenience of others, please. If you are traveling with children, you are responsible for their behavior and actions. The stairways and walkways are not suitable play areas.
- In the course of cleaning, the elements on the stove may become disconnected. You will notice this when a burner fails to heat. Please try gently pushing the element into the receptacle to see if that fixes the problem.
- Kauai’s plumbing is not like the plumbing on the mainland. Condominium garbage disposals are not intended for shrimp tails, coconut shells, banana peels pineapple, citrus rinds, celery, etc. These will damage and/or clog the disposal. Please dispose of all food waste in the trash and use the disposal only for clearing the drain of small food scraps rinsed from already-scraped plates.
- Basic housekeeping service consists of the unit being ready for your arrival and cleaned when you leave. Interim maid service can be arranged, at additional cost. Supplies that you find within the unit are meant as a “starter set” for you. This will include a roll of toilet paper plus a spare for each bathroom, a bar soap for each bathroom, a roll of paper towels and a clean sponge for the kitchen, a small bottle of dish soap, and several spare kitchen trash bags. If you need to replenish toilet tissue, soap, etc., then it is up to you to purchase these items at the grocery store. Look under the vanity for additional toilet paper.
- When preparing to leave, we would appreciate it if you would check to see that the lights and appliances are turned off and that doors and windows are closed. Please remove all garbage when you go, and leave dishes clean, to help us keep pests like ants from finding their way in. If you are staying in a lockbox unit, please make sure you
- If you damage something in the condo, or notice something damaged upon arrival, please let us know!
- Unreported lost and/or damaged items are subject to replacement charges. This includes beach towels, please don’t forget to take them out of your rental car!
Shopping
- FOODLAND: Conveniently close, right in the Princeville shopping center. In addition to everything you’d expect to find in a grocery store, there’s also a selection of beach gear and souvenir items, a coffee bar, and a deli with a nice selection of prepared foods and local favorites. If you don’t feel like cooking, but don’t want to pay restaurant prices, you’ll find some great options…plus your favorite adult beverage to accompany your meal (wine, beer and liquor are sold).
- COSTCO: As you exit the airport, you will come to a traffic light at the intersection with Highway 51 (Kapule Highway). Go left at this light. Highway 51 dead-ends at a T-junction with Rice Street; turn left. You will follow Rice Street down a hill, past our harbor (where the name changes to Nawiliwili Road), and up a long hill, past local neighborhoods, until you come to a traffic light at Pikake Street. Make a left turn at the light. Make a left turn in front of Costco, make a left onto the road in between Costco and Home Depot, and right before you reach the end, make a left into Costco’s parking lot. You can exit Costco either through the front or the back, turning north (in the same direction you were heading as you came up the hill). There will be a traffic light at Kaumualii Highway (Highway 50), turn left for Poipu, or right to rejoin highway 56 for Princeville and Hanalei.
- WALMART: To get to Walmart from the airport: as you exit the airport, you’ll come to the traffic light at the intersection with Highway 51. Go right at this light. The next light you come to is the intersection of Highway 51 and Ahukini Road, go left at this light. There are two entrances to Walmart: one is the first right you’ll be able to take. If you miss that one, go right at the NEXT traffic light (you’ll be at the “T” junction with Kuhio Highway (Hwy. 56). Stay in the right hand lane, which will take you to the right hand turn in to Walmart. Rejoin the Kuhio Highway north for Princeville or south for Poipu.
- SAFEWAY: If you are driving to the north shore, you can grocery shop at the 24-hour Safeway in Kapa’a. About 10 minutes north of the airport, you will see it on the left side of the highway.
- BIG SAVE: The Big Save in Hanalei is right on the highway in the Ching Young center and open daily 6am-10pm
- WAINIHA COUNTRY MARKET: A little less than a mile from Hanalei Colony Resort, and about a 20 minute drive from Princeville along Highway 56. They have produce, lovely local products, and more, including beer and wine. Open daily from 10am-7pm.

Mahalo for staying with us! We hope you enjoyed your visit to Kauai!

E Komo Mai – Welcome to Sealodge J1

Driving Directions

Operating Your Keyless Lock

Check-In & Check-Out

About Your Property

Sealodge House Rules

Check-Out Procedure

Contact Info

WiFi Info

Useful Phone Numbers

General Information

Weather

Far North Shore

Concierge Services

Shopping

Cathy Landis (Rentals)

Pacific Real Estate Services (Sales)