Gaylord’s Restaurant at Kilohana

Gaylord’s Restaurant at Kilohana (245-9593) is located at the Kilohana Plantation, Route 50, the road to Lihue.  Have lunch or dinner in the beautiful courtyard of this historic plantation home.

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The only place in the Hawaiian islands where you can ride a train, hike through a rainforest, taste locally made spirits, shop, dine or enjoy a day spa…You’ll love the chance to see a piece of Kauai’s history while experiencing the best of the island today!

Translated from Hawaiian, the name Kilohana literally means “not to be surpassed.” This was certainly the case in 1935, when sugar baron Gaylord Wilcox built his legendary 16,000 square foot plantation estate. In its heyday, Kilohana was the site of many extravagant parties and ceremonies. It remains a Historic Landmark and one of the finest examples of plantation era architecture in Hawaii.

Sharing the best of Kauai’s past & present for over 25 years!

In 1986, Kilohana opened its doors to the public. Since then it has grown from 36 acres of charming gardens to a 104-acre visitor destination, including an agricultural park, Plantation Railway, Gaylord’s Restaurant & Mahikō Lounge, Lu’au Kalamaku, Koloa Rum Company and much more!

Choose one or all of the features that Kilohana Plantation has to offer. Open daily you’ll love the chance to see a piece of Kauai’s history while experiencing the best of the island today!

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