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"Super comfortable and well appointed room in a delightful setting near Volcanoes National Park. The barn yard animals roaming the grounds were delightful!"

"We stayed for one night. The hotel has a nice location close to the shore with beaches, a street of banyan trees, and a park. The pool and garden area looked nice, although we didn't have time to use them. The hotel is not new, so you should expect that, but was clean and comfortable. The staff was wonderful!"

"Resort was a little above average. They are currently undergoing renovations. The furniture could use some updating and bed was not supportive enough for my back. Otherwise, it's a nice hotel, close to shops and restaurants and right on the beach. "

"Marvin who checked us in was very helpful and provided us with excellent service!"

"It was very family friendly and the local shops are right across the street. The waterfront is your backyard"

"The rooms could use a little upgrade. There should be more chairs in the shade for free. All the good chairs are reserved. You shouldn’t have to pay for a shaded seat. For the cost of the room, you should get snorkel equipment for more than one hour. Other than that, I loved the property. Staff was excellent and the dining was great too. "

"Beautiful property on the ocean was very nice, multiple swimming areas were very well maintained and beautiful. In-house restaurant Nui was so wonderful we ate there twice. Would return, very pleasant experience on the big island. Sunsets were incomparable, worth a visit alone!! "

"This is a beautiful resort in a beautiful location about 20 miles North of Kona. The views are beautiful, the pools are nice, there is a nice salt lake lagoon that is connected to the ocean. The biggest downside is the need to walk. The resort is designed to be unnecessarily large and you need to walk quite a bit to get from some place to another, to the extent that walking can take away from the fun. There are not enough food options and it is difficult to discover some of the relatively...