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Hawi Hotel & Travel Guide

Travelocity customers dreaming about visiting Hawi, should think about pre-booking a room as early as possible, as you won't find a vast number of room choices near the center of town.

The Castle Waimea Country Lodge, Hawaii, which is the nearest accommodation, is located 18 miles (30 kilometers) from the town center of Hawi. As an alternative, you could think about the Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii, located in Hawaii, which is 19 miles (30 kilometers) from the city center.

I stayed 6 nights and my overall impression of the resort improved. Initially, the place seemed dated, small, cold, and bland. By the end of my stay, I was more appreciative of the low-key, less hectic nature. It's a relatively small resort and has only one restaurant/bar, so the food and drink options are very limited. There is a small coffee bar in the lobby that offers quick bites between 6am and noon. But the rest of the time you're stuck with the one restaurant/bar combo on the ground floor. The overall design seems right out of the 1980s, clean, attractive, but built for an older clientele with simpler tastes. It's well located behind an excellent public beach and small bay, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and the usual water sports. The resort pools are nice, but largely filled with small children most of the day. The staff is as nice as one might expect--nothing special. Be aware, as is common in most American resorts, that the price you'll ultimately pay is much more than the advertised price upfront. Sadly, Americans have become both immured and immune to the unexpected and hidden price hikes that accompany such resorts--so-called resort fees, service fees, towel fees, parking fees, taxes, charges, and added costs that all end up jacking the final bill by as much as 50% more. An advertised room rate of, say, $260/night can actually cost as much as $350 or more once all the extra fees and taxes are included--and that doesn't include tips. So be aware.

Recent Hawi hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Kings' Land by Hilton Grand Vacations

5.0 Travelocity Verified Review

Very clean. Staff was exceptional. Took care of any questions or needs.

9 months ago by A verified traveler from Dayton

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Paniolo Greens At Waikoloa

Quiet , enjoyed the golf course view, spacious, comfortable beds

9 months ago by A verified traveler

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Hilton Waikoloa Village

Excellent service checking in checking out facilities food and dining just always remember if you're coming to Hawaii things will be a little more expensive so be prepared for that and don't blame it on the people or the facility everyone was amazing culture people beautiful experience wonderful just be prepared for a lot of walking so much of the resort to see such a huge facility

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