Pacific States Yoga Vacations

Breakfast was great every day, cocktails were amazing at pool, and all the staff is very friendly and helpful

Best location and beach of all the hotels in this area

Staff was incredibly welcoming and helpful. Bar/restaurant staff were amazing. Pools were clean and poolside servers were very friendly. Overall an amazing property with wonderful staff

Staff was incredibly welcoming and helpful. Bar/restaurant staff were amazing. Pools were clean and poolside servers were very friendly. Overall an amazing property with wonderful staff

Best location and beach of all the hotels in this area

Staff is wonderful. There are no free amenities. Parking, beach chairs, etc cost extra. They do offer water filling stations and beach towels. Restaurants are expensive but service is good. Beach access easy and crowded. No good snorkeling there but many beaches you can drive or bus to.

The food was extraordianry and the grounds beautiful. Unfortunately flooding and rain had taken pout the AC. So we cut our stay short. They were very accommodation and I would recommend.

Staff is wonderful. There are no free amenities. Parking, beach chairs, etc cost extra. They do offer water filling stations and beach towels. Restaurants are expensive but service is good. Beach access easy and crowded. No good snorkeling there but many beaches you can drive or bus to.

As Oahu's short-term rental ban took effect in 2025, Paradise Bay came up as an option. We booked the Ohana suite in March 2026 after the storms had subsided. Paradise Bay is a decent, quiet alternative away from HNL and Waikiki. On the positive side: the room was nice; the staff was accommodating and friendly; the suite looked out to the deck which was inviting in the morning and dusk; there was warm banana bread and hot coffee in their reception area every morning; beds were comfy and large; On the negative side: The resort is on a steep hill, so if you have mobility issues, it could be a problem navigating the property (staff helpfully drove my 86-year-old mother down the steep hill in their golf cart, which was nice); parking is limited and that can pose an issue sometimes especially when it rains; the staff's preferred method of communication is email, which seemed odd but it was responsive when our cable went out and we needed someone to come over and troubleshoot. Overall the room was was clean but there were visible signs of wear in the screens, the kitchen cabinets, and the toilet paper holder was coming off the wall (promptly fixed by maintenance). I had to request dish soap for the sink. The sliding door rails were littered with insects. Not mad, it's an island environment -- that's just the way it is. Paradise Bay is fine to stay at, the views are wonderful. Just keep in mind it's not a 4-5 star resort by any stretch.

Highs: great location, awesome pool area, got placed on a high floor overlooking the park, fun complimentary wine/music nights with engaging musicians and a hula dancer, was able to rent beach chairs(although didn't find out until long after arriving), good coffee in the mornings. Lows: check-in/out was low energy and lacked details or interest in the reason for our long-term visit, sheets were not fitted and just slid around leaving us to sleep on the bare mattress, not enough conditioner (even after requested), no real cream/milk for coffee, noisy machine on the roof was very noticeable at night, loud AC