Waikoloa Hotel Guide - Family Friendly Hotels in Waikoloa, Hawaii

"Beautiful property in the perfect location to enjoy the island. We found gorgeous snorkeling beaches very close to us. The unit is well stocked and just across the street from the pool, restaurant and ocean. Couldn’t have asked for more! As a side note, we ate at the restaurant three times in our week stay because it was that good!"

"Nice area."

"Property is nice and clean employees very nice the only bad is this is the first resort where I stayed that check out is at 10am . Everywhere else is at 11am with some even at 12am"

"Great for families. easy back and forth to the po where the kids had a ball. "

"Beautiful family friendly condo/resort. We found an amazing deal on this website that allowed us to enjoy a week of relaxation and exploring. The views and condition of the resort was top notch. Our only complaint was that the floors could have been cleaner. Otherwise we would recommend this place to anyone traveling with a family."

"I stayed 10 nights at this property. Condo is well kept, it had all necessary appliances and features a condo should have and even beach chair, snorkels and surf boards probably left by previous guests. It was a pleasure going to the pool and jacuzzi. There are a good number of Bbqs in good condition and kept clean. Location is great, close to the A-Bay beach and walking distance except when is is very shot and sunny. Then it's better to go by car. Condo is also walking distance to numerous...

"The views and security "

"Was overall nice stay, but there were cheaper options locally with more space. Ad said they slept 6, was expecting three bedrooms, but they had two bedrooms with a foldable cot in the closet of second bathroom."

"Room was large and spacious. Walk in closet. Large HDTV. We got to see an endangered nene goose from our balcony! Only negatives about the room was shower/tub drain was very slow. The lights could have been brighter in the room. Palace tower, room 3269. PS My wife was distressed at the hungry kittens that appeared in the morning and evening begging to be fed. They should be taken to an animal shelter and not euthanized. The hotel staff was wonderful."