Hotels near Hualalai Golf Course in Kailua-Kona

Behind the hotel is Coconut Island, a local park. The view is great and you can swim directly in the sea. But the hotel really doesn't have much facilities. The hair dryer is terrible. There is no microwave. I bought something to eat and wanted to heat it up. I asked the front desk and there is no microwave at 9pm in the downstairs restaurant. They didn't even accept the order. After asking, there was no room service. They told us that we could wait for breakfast the next day, which made us laugh out loud... I called three times to get two new towels and waited for more than an hour before they came... It really occupies a great location for nothing (attractions + quietness in the middle of chaos + very close to the airport). ps. There are super delicious ice creams and specialty cafes within a 10-minute walk.

Hilton brand used to be my hotel of choice. After some very disappointing stays toward the end of Covid I decided I was switching to anything but Hilton. I should have stuck with my commitment. As the previous poster said our room ($350) was very small. The corridors were old and dingy. When I walked into the room I went to look out the window and there was a view of a rooftop, a large dumpster of trash and a delapidated building with graffiti. In fact there are several abandoned buildings surrounding the property so the area isn’t great. They still don’t have daily housekeeping. I have been in Hawaii for 10-days now and my other hotels all had daily cleaning and it was excellent. There is no excuse for Hilton to not being this service back. That is a key reason people like to stay at hotels vs VRBOs. Hilton is putting the savings in their own pocket as their rates haven’t been adjust to reflect the significant reduction in service. Luckily we are only staying one night. The checkin was nice and the agent was friendly. The grounds (toward the water) were nice. I also agree with the other poster as I question why a resort fee at this property. If you get an ocean view room and don’t mind the lack of maid service then you should be ok. Definitely don’t stay in the odd numbered rooms in the ancillary building or you will view the ghetto.

It's so old and old The bedding was so old that I didn't want to use it, and the carpet on the room floor had not been cleaned so I had to re-use it. I want to change to another room. Also, several cockroaches appeared on the refrigerator door. The parking lot is quite far away, but the parking fee is very expensive. I will never go again, and if anyone asks, I would recommend going somewhere else.

A very Needed Ladies Time Together- Short time but Worth Every Minute, Sisterhood 35+ years in the making. Love my Sisters Wai’oli Lounge, Hilo, Hawaii. Friends are Sisters til the End. Stayed an overnight at Reeds Bay Resort, comfortable, clean, price was Right• Friendly helpful staff, just Like FAMILY. No AC but a cool room•views was awesome! Just what you always need for a Sleep•Shower • Sistertime!!! Clean common area! Parking Free, go early. Stairs ONLY( I like it) Carry small bags! On-site Security at Night! Great touch! Comfortable beds, clean linens ñ fresh towels! Bring food, small refrigerator • microwave ñ dishes cups too! Small home type feel place ! A cool relaxing beach jus steps away. The views r awesome! Very nice place to stay! Staying with them every visit to Hilo, stay local• buy local. Support the locals who work and live Hawaii! Keep Hilo Hawaii a family place and HRBR is the place to be, if you want posh ñ snobby people• go somewhere else, this is a small walking talking friendly place to stay while In Hilo! LOVE IT!!

For only one night, we booked a room with breakfast, breakfast has two packages to choose from, depending on personal preference. Hotel facilities are slightly old, and the room and bathroom are slightly cramped. The surrounding environment is OK.

Located in Captain Cook, Kona Palace in Captain Cook is in the historical district, within a 5-minute drive of Kona Pacific Farmers Cooperative and Kona Coffee Living History Farm. This bed & breakfast is 11.2 mi (18 km) from Magic Sands Beach and 2 mi (3.3 km) from Paleaku Gardens Peace Sanctuary.Enjoy recreation amenities such as a spa tub or take in the view from a terrace. This Colonial bed & breakfast also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and barbecue grills.A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and laundry facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 4 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have private furnished lanais. Computers and complimentary wireless internet access are provided, along with 42-inch LED televisions. Bathrooms have hair dryers and bathrobes.

The hotel environment is excellent. Backed by mountains and facing the sea. It is equipped with tennis courts and golf courses, all with unparalleled sea views. The restaurants all face the sea and the scenery is pleasant. The hotel has an internal open structure with views on all sides. The courtyard is decorated in oriental style. If you book a beachfront room, you can watch the huge waves crashing on the shore, and you can enjoy the sunrise and sunset from the balcony. The room decoration and facilities are great. Just the area is slightly smaller. The breakfast buffet is not cheap but of good quality. The hotel concierge has a lot of activity reservations, but this is my first time on the big island, so I basically just go outside to see the sights and hike. Didn't attend, sorry. The first time I saw the hotel’s exercise bikes was in the lobby facing the sea. This is a perfect five star resort hotel. It is especially suitable for staying in hotels, playing golf, tennis, and participating in various overseas sports.

We just finished 7 nights at Kona Village. We had a trip booked there in 2011, but the Tsunami hit so the trip was cancelled. We were excited to hear that they had reopened and just returned from 7 nights for our family of 4. The property itself is definitely 5 stars. Beautiful location, beaches, and rooms (hales). The property is over 80 acres and tucked away. It felt private and less crowded than other large resorts. We also saw wildlife galore right from the beach - monk seals, turtles, whales, etc. The price to stay here is $$$$$. We paid $3,200 per night for an ocean front Hale. At that price point you’d expect exceptional service and that was where the resort fell short of the 5 star ratings and had us leaving feeling that they are way over priced. Examples: - At check in our room wasn’t available. Actually it was cleaned and ready to go, but some amenities hadn’t been delivered yet. After 2 hours of waiting we asked for an ETA. They had no idea. We then asked them for we could go to the room to change while they wait for the amenities to be delivered and they told us that wasn’t allowed. We then asked if we could get our swimsuits from our luggage so that our kids could at least swim while we waited and they said that our bags had already been delivered to the room so no. Lots of run around and, as guests, we would have placed a much higher value of getting in our room as soon as we arrived vs waiting for hours so that a hand written note and fruit platter could be in our room prior to our arrival. - They give you bikes to get around the resort. We were in Halle 150 which is at the very end of the resort. There were 4 of us, but only 2 bikes at our Halle. Problem number 1 is that they didn’t have enough bikes at our Halle before arrival. Problem number 2 is that, when they delivered bikes to our room, they weren’t even close to the right sizes for our kids. Our 6 year old ended up using the 10 year olds bike to give you a sense of how off they were. They kept saying that they were low on kids bikes and didn’t know that they’d have the right sizes for our kids. They did, thankfully, as I don’t know how we would have gotten around without them. Given that they repeatedly told us that they were short on kids bikes, I suggested that they pick up the bikes that were the wrong size from our Halle so that another family could use the bikes and they never did. They sat there, unused, for the entire week. - One morning we had a snorkel trip booked and had to leave the resort before the restaurant opened for breakfast. They have a coffee shop on property that opens an hour before the restaurant so our plan was to grab breakfast there before leaving for the snorkel. It was supposed to open at 6am and was still closed at 6:20am. When I asked the front desk what was going on they had no idea that it hadn’t opened yet and assumed that an employee didn’t make it to wait that day. This caused quite the scramble for us. - We waited over 20 minutes fr

A review of the Westin Hapuna Beach Resort: My family and I recently completed a vacation stay at the Westin Hapuna Beach Resort. Overall, the resort is wonderful with a few rough edges. The resort is located on the west side of the Big Island, about 30 miles north of the airport -- with ”island traffic” plan on 30-45 minutes if you need to travel down into Kona. This resort takes full advantage of its beach location, which is consistently rated one of world's best. Hapuna Beach is an amazing long crescent-shaped beach great for swimming and snorkeling (near the coral at the edges of the beach. We saw turtles, octopus, and a wide variety of fish). The beach is perfect for families with children, though the water can get a little rough if the trade winds are blowing. Check-in was smooth and efficient. My elite membership was recognized as well as my birthday during our visit. We were offered points of elite breakfast credit, which included continental breakfast for two in Ikena Landing. Upon arriving to our room, we were greeted with a lovely bottle of wine and assorted goodies for our celebration. Our room was clean and well-appointed. We were staying on a points redemption, so no SNA option. We had a ”partial” ocean view room but I suspect we were given an ocean view room because we had a wonderful view of the ocean and resort grounds. According to front desk personnel, the resort did have a handful of ”lanai” rooms near the ground level with no view whatsoever, including a small number of no-view suites. We had a spacious bathroom with shower and tub; also a wonderful lanai with a table & chairs along with a comfortable outdoor couch perfect for lounging in the evening with a beverage while watching the sunset. All service requests through the chat function were promptly met and taken care of throughout our visit. Note, this resort also had a free guest laundry facility with detergent and other supplies -- perfect if you pack light or just want to clean off your swimsuits before you head home. Our main gripe relates to the food & beverage offerings and service. The resort's dinner restaurant, Meridia, takes full advantage of the resort views and location. Unfortunately, that's about all it has going for it. For the price point, the food was marginal and service was lacking. For a similar price point, I'd suggest heading up-country to Merriman's for terrific farm-to-table food and great service. As I mentioned, we received elite continental breakfast for two at Ikena Landing, each morning. Upgrade to the full buffet was offered for an additional $25 per person. Prices were steep for breakfast. Servers were friendly but took a while to get food out at times. I would recommend, particularly families working within a budget, to try Piko Coffee Bar. Piko has much better coffee options throughout the day and also offers a variety of hot/cold grab-and-go options (at breakfast, eggs, hash browns and breakfast meats, pas

Somehow why Ctrip scores so low. Basically, when I go out, I choose hotels above 3,000 yuan. This one really surprises me. Xanadu is average. recommend. The swimming pool is good, parent-child. Oshima and Honolulu are completely different and quite good.