Kaneohe Hotel Guide - Nu'uanu Pali Lookout hotels in Kaneohe, United States of America.

"Yes shops were near by. Sometimes had to wait for elevators with all the floors. Otherwise it was great. "

"Exellent stay. Had everything we needed."

"It was excellent for spring break "

"I had great communication from Shari from the moment we booked. The listing included all the details we needed to know. Clean, perfect size, Just a minute from the bay/beach. Shari provided beach chairs and towels. Shari provided information about good places to eat in the area and kept an open line of communication. We had a great stay!"

"Great location with full view of sunrises on the beach. This was our 10th visit with Shari. Always a pleasure!"

"House was clean, host was responsive, definitely family friendly had the best 60th bday and 40th wedding anniversary celebrations "

"Check in was a little delayed. Property very clean and nice. No stove for cooking but everything else great.Wonderful location for the beach and local businesses. A must for breakfast is Cinnamon’s, and Moke. Kailua is a great town. Would definitely come back. Aloha til next time."

"This "hotel" is completely unacceptable, first and foremost because there was no smoke alarm in the room, only the base attached to the wall where the smoke alarm had been. There were some workmen on the property, I spoke to them then waited 2.5 hours, no smoke alarm. There was also a used razor blade on the shower floor and hair all over the place, but that was not a hazard to life like the lack of a smoke alarm in an old wooden hotel undergoing renovation. I had several numbers for the hotel "management" two of which were disconnected, I left messages, sent texts, never had a call back. Expedia should take this place off its website."

"Zack, the host, was readily available and responsive to our questions and requests. We were surprised to find that the access to another unit in the complex was across our patio which was right outside our living area. It was awkward to have strangers coming and going so close to our living quarters and I think this should be disclosed in the rental information. The unit is dated and worn.The kitchen is haphazardly equipped, with old cookware, chipped dishes, a mishmash of wine glasses and cooking utensils. Furnishings were fine, as were beds. The 2nd bathroom down one flight to the pool deck was labeled for our unit, but I think was also used by other renters. I know Hawaii continues to get more and more expensive, but we felt this unit was overpriced for the above stated reasons. "