Hotell nära Aliomanu Beach North

“No swimming at the beach, but the ocean view was great. Close to many excursions.”

“Not too happy that I paid for the hotel and then had to pay a resort fee and a parking fee.. tourism has destroyed Hawaii and made it the United States cash cow.. it’s ruining everyone’s time here. Unnecessary fees for everything.”

“Fantastic place, large rooms that are neat and clean. Some parts are a bit outdated but for us that wasnt a problem. Friendly and helpful staff, quiet place and a nice pool area. Very highly recommended!”

“The room was fine but there was construction taking place the entire stay. We could smell a strong odor of paint some days, some of the swimming areas were closed off, and we wanted to take in the ceremonies but were unable to find out where they took place”

“One night stay at this place for our backpacking trip. Love the location and cleanliness. Didn’t have much daylight left by the time we settle down for the night. Took a little stroll to take a glimpse of what’s left of the sunset. It sure was beautiful. ”

“Hotellet hade egentligen allt man kunde önska sig (även om jag som icke-golfare hellre hade velat bo närmare Hanalei centrum)... däremot var hotellpersonalen (i synnerhet två kvinnor som jobbade som concierge) sanslöst arrogant och ointresserad av att hjälpa till. Min erfarenhet av att ha rest runt under fyra veckor på Hawaiiöarna är att personalen är inte särskilt serviceorienterad (till skillnad från många resmål i Europa, Asien och USA i övrigt) och trevlig. De får väl tyvärr tillräckligt...

“Probably the nicest view I have ever experienced at a resort. The entire property is stunning. The food was excellent , especially so at Welina Terrace. They could use a little work on the service, no major complaints, but a few hiccups. The staff is very friendly and makes every effort for there guest's. The rooms are nice, but are quite small. For me, the beds were too soft. The views are so stunning at this property , that any minor deficiencies are immediately forgotten.”