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Hale O Meleana

2230 Liliha Street, Honolulu, HI

★ 5.02 reviewsRead reviews

About the community

About Hale O Meleana

A source-provided community description has not been published yet. Verified care, address, pricing, and availability facts remain below.

Family and resident feedback

5.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews

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★★★★★

Positive

I visited this facility

Hale O Meleana was new and pretty. Everybody seemed very nice. It was very, very quiet. They kind of emphasize resident privacy. We thought it would be better for somebody who was maybe able to get around a little bit more on their own. It was clean. The staff was nice, informative, and very friendly. They had classes and outings and an outdoor courtyard. Overall, it was very nice. It was just very expensive, not somewhere that we would put our mom, just because it didn't fit her.

★★★★★

Positive

I visited this facility

My father will be moving into Hale O Meleana. It was a really nice place. I liked the layout of the rooms. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable about senior living. The rooms were very nice. They showed the common areas and the dining area. They had a beautiful courtyard. My mom really liked the food. They have transportation and laundry services, but the apartments just had a microwave and a refrigerator. The place was very well-maintained.

Verified overview

What we know from public sources

Care options: Assisted Living, Board & Care Homes
Operator: Not yet resolved
Public price status: Not publicly found
Last source check: October 20, 2026

Campus care settings

Assisted living

Hale O Meleana

176 licensed beds · License 1618-C

Classification and identity evidence

Why this community appears in these categories

Board & Care Homes

Current, unexpired Hawaii Department of Health Adult Residential Care Home or Expanded ARCH license from the live State Licensing Section report. Hawaii defines Type I ARCH as serving one to five residents and Type II as six or more; Expanded ARCH may admit residents who require a nursing-home level of care. This direct residential-care-home category supports Board & Care classification. Primary Contact/Licensee is retained only as licensee evidence and is never inferred to be an operator. The dated vacancy columns are not published as current availability, and the report establishes no price or fee.

Authoritative classification evidence · observed October 15, 2026

LICENSEE: Kelly Davis · Hawaii Department of Health, Office of Health Care Assurance · official source ↗
STATE FACILITY LICENSE: 1618-C · Hawaii Department of Health, Office of Health Care Assurance · official source ↗

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