This from Sharon Sakai at Kohala Coast Resort Association. More later.

"...every hotel property is open for business (Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel, The Fairmont Orchid, Mauna Lani Bay Hotel & Bungalows, Hilton Waikoloa Village, Waikoloa Beach Marriott, Kona Village Resort and Four Seasons Resort Hualalai), the golf courses are open as well."

Here's a few tidbits to add to list.

Four Seasons Hualalai -- Minor damage, no affect on operations, no evacuations
Mauna Kea Beach Hotel -- some structural damage, still open for business, not accepting reservations
Hapuna Beach Hotel -- still open for business, assessing damage, not accepting reservations
Mauna Lani Bay Hotel and Bungalows: from the GM ""There is no real visible structural damage, Matsumoto continued, but because the safety of our guests is our number one concern, we are currently not occupying the hotel's top three floors until further assessment this afternoon. We should know by later today or early tomorrow, regarding the status of opening up the rest of the hotel to customers."
ResortQuest Kona by the Sea: No word yet.
King Kamehameha Hotel No word yet on damages
Sheraton Keahou Resort: No damage
Kona Village Resort: No damage, no power outage (they run their own power supplies -- nice!)
Hilton Waikola Village Resort & Spa: No damage
Royal Kona Resort: No damage

—Alex, 10/16/06