Hilo Tropical Gardens
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Hilo Tropical Gardens (2 acres), located at 1477 Kalanianaole Avenue, Hilo, Hawaii (island), Hawaii is a guest house for a wide range of budget travelers.
The gardens were established in 1948 by En Loy Kong on land previously owned by one of Hawaii's princesses. Plantings include orchids, anthuriums, and other tropical ornamental plants, set within a landscape of lily ponds, waterfalls, and Oriental bridges.
The Gardens now offers camping, dorm-style accommodations, private rooms and private cabins.
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