Best Koloa Hotels

Two of the six stayed in Kauai for ten days. I stayed at the hotel the first two days and decided to try it out. The experience was good. I stayed for four days and wanted to end my flight to Maui. Let's discuss it and want to stay, and live for another four days. The hotel's early breakfast package is $ 20 per person per day at the restaurant, and the rest is paid for itself. The breakfast is good. On the second day we checked in, we found that the kitchen equipment in the room was very good, so we went to the supermarket on the island to buy the ingredients to cook for ourselves. We made potato shreds, chili fried meat, tomato scrambled eggs, green pepper eggplant, and corn paste. I cook porridge, cook rice in a small stainless steel pot, and use Japanese hot sauce in the supermarket with pancake rolls and scallions. The man in the Chinese stomach is more satisfied. In the spare time, I went to the online red bookstore on the island and bought the English version of the first version in 1999. Liberty, and a net red cat. The hotel has a beautiful swimming pool, but there is no beach. We ran to the nearby Sheraton Hotel beach every day to watch the sunset and play water surfing. The hotel room has a three-seater sofa for adults to sleep, and extra beds are available for free, but we only use the sofa. bed. The hotel has free parking and it is very convenient to park anywhere. In short, we will miss here.

One of the best resort hotels on Kauai, go out is the sea, go into the sea, colorful tropical fish swim with you, the hotel has nine suites that are not on the website, you can upgrade when you go, these nine suites are each set There are three huge floor-to-ceiling windows, facing the sea, which is beautiful Moreover, the service staff of the hotel are very professional. Before we went, they called and arranged all the items we wanted to play. Many items on the island could not be booked when we arrived. If we had to go in advance, there was a limit.

A very nice place to stay once you swallow the price. The resort was very clean. People friendly and they are very flexible. Check out was at 10am but they accommodate holding luggage and provide a hospitality room for 30 minutes to clean up after that. They allowed us to use the resort facilities all day after check out. That was very special.

We have loved Marriott’s Waiohai Beach Club since we purchased our two bedroom in 2003! Right on the beach, with lovely pools, landscaping, Honu Beach Bar/restaurant, and awesome staff, within walking distance to many other restaurants and next to Poipu Beach & park. What more could you ask? Lots more actually! Honu (green sea turtles) on our beach seeking a rest after many hours in the water, as well as endangered Monk Seals sharing the sand for a much deserved break, and many complementary activities from water aerobics to koi feeding offered for adults and children. The spirit of Aloha is alive and well at Waiohai!

Very nice hotel, sitting on the balcony to watch the scenery, swimming pool downstairs, snorkeling by the sea, especially there is a big supermarket within 7-8 minutes walk, the hotel breakfast is very rich, and the food in the restaurant is also delicious, it is worth experiencing again.

We recently stayed for a week at the Point at Poipu, traded in from Maui. We were in building nine (Had stayed in 7 previously) so had a view of the pool and ocean. We were left alone regarding upgrading our timeshare. The last time we were there the pool scene was serene, this time not so much. People have begun the towel gig to save the beach chair while they aren't there. Also some very rude patrons. On the weekends the pool was full of kiddos so was kind of hectic and chaotic. The bar had a small menu but everything you need when you don’t want to go out. The bartender was welcoming and gave us some good tips. We walked the beach walk almost daily and saw the turtles floating in front of our room morning and night. Kauai was relaxing. The complex is a bit outdated and it’s a long walk to some buildings but the positives certainly outweigh the negatives. The are doing a remodel from what we could tell. We always found a parking spot. The staff was polite and helpful. Would definitely come back for that amazing view!

The hotel is quaint and calm—away from hustle-and-bustle of Lihue proper. Pros: Solitude. Beautiful lush mountains and the view is gorgeous. Scenic overlook on way to hotel. Pool towels available. Staff very courteous. Linens and bath towels changed daily. Microwave and fridge/freezer. Target and Costco are close a couple of miles to stock up fridge. Live music in evenings was a very pleasant touch and musicians were great. Shout-out to Sheldon Espina. Cons: Don’t let the pool photo sway you as this is a dated hotel and needs work. Our room had broken louver shades, rusty and dust-covered lamp. Very run-down dirty bathroom. I am a stickler on a clean bathroom and this did not come close. Mirror cabinet very old and swelling/peeling /decrepit on the top. Cabinet under sink dirty and gross. Fixtures and curtain rods old and rusting. I had to wipe down the shelf above toilet fixture before placing our toiletries and extra towels there. Mildewy shower curtain. Bathroom curtains dirty and need to be discarded. Air conditioner loud. Continental breakfast: Juices were sugary drinks. (Actual fruit good, however). One coffee maker out of order for the entire week. No pancake or waffle maker or breakfast meats . Fyi you should rent a car to get back and forth for an extended stay. Uber is costly.