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"View was great "

"The hotel was the first on the island built in the late 1800's. We liked it alot, most people would not like it because it is not fancy. But we loved it, very quiet and out if the way. We will definitely stay there again"

"Staff was extremely friendly & welcoming."

"I think my deck should have had two lounge chairs instead of one. There were not enough dresser drawers in the room. The hall rug on floor one was a bit shabby. Overall though, very nice property and great staff."

"The 3 bedroom unit was amazing, even with 7 people we all had space. One used the laundry room as a closet. 3 full bathrooms and the lanais off each room. Staff and drinks were amazing. Only star off because the pool was rated as the best, but it is good. The adult only pool was too cold to lounge in (March/ April stay)"

"Room was always taken care of and front desk staff was very friendly. The atmosphere outdoors was very pleasant and not over crowded. Our room could have used some tender love and care but know they are in the progress of renovating rooms currently. "

"I was traveling for business and the hotel supported that just fine. My room was very nice, clean and comfortable. Bed was great. Hotel staff was superb. I had a car and it was easy to park each day. Cost for that is $25/day, which for Hawaii is typical. I did not get breakfast at the hotel due to a long wait time, regardless time of morning. Lots of good breakfast options nearby for a better deal. I don't drink, but the tiki bar seemed to be hopping each night. They have an onsite luau 3x per week; adds nicely to the atmosphere even if you don't join it. The pools (2x) were pretty cool hut the jacuzzi was nice and hot, even if the jets are wimpy. Would definitely stay there again. Rate was good compared to other options."

"A great location. The staff are amazing. This is such a lovely place. "

"Amazing hotel/resort. Awesome location. Rooms were nice sized. Only thing to complain about is why don’t places have fans in their bathrooms anymore. "