Find hotels near Wailua Peninsula Lookout, Hana from ￥80,445

"we thought we were getting a renovated room, that was not the case. the furniture in the room is beat to death. bed was fine. table, dresser and night stands looked like they got them at garage sales, really beat. walls behind the table were all gouged and patched. for $340 bucks a night I think they should have a nicer room."

"Our stay here was absolutely incredible from start to finish. The property itself is stunning, with breathtaking scenic views and a perfect location that made everything convenient and enjoyable. Every restaurant we tried served delicious food with great variety and quality. What truly made the experience exceptional was the staff — everyone was so warm, welcoming, and attentive throughout our stay. This is easily one of the best resorts we’ve ever stayed at, and we can’t wait to come back."

"We got to our room and it was dirty and not well taken care of definitely not like the pictures. We checked out and went to another hotel. They still charged us for the first night. We tried to contact the manager three times and she has yet to get back to us as we don't feel we owe the first night since we didn't stay "

"BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY!! Worth every cent. The staff was first class and took care of our every need."

"We had a great time. Staff was friendly. "

"The room was very run down and old. "

"Our room airconditioner stopped wroking two times- one late in the day and the other at 3 am in the morning!. It's good my husband is an engineer and was able to fix it!"

"Pool was Great"

"Young man who checked us in was unbelievable, great at his job. Food trucks availability was unique and smart. Shuttle and knowledge of airport workings the best. Only downfall was the fire alarm went off for a small fire which was put out. The man at counter checked rooms and on us. He remembered I build, I told him the fire alarm panel was in silence and arrest mode. It will go off again it did. As we checked out the person who was trying to fix and reset panel showed-up 7 hours later and no one knew where the FCAP was. Its ironic how the man who checked us in at the front counter who I would pick as the manager over all, knew where it was but was already off shift change and the new person knew nothing and said that person was on lunch. The recap is the man who checked us in, knew the property, took control of the situation, guided hotel workers and firemen to solve a situation that could have emptied the property. It was a life safety event that could have cost Marriott a good amount of money. The property was great, the man who checked us in went above and beyond his title and made me think Marriott is a great place to stay."