It was a perfectly serviceable hotel room, but for $300+ dollars a night, it was unsatisfactory.
The shower was powerful and good, but the bathroom was so teeny. Barely could fit in to take a shower.
$20/night for parking was just plain greedy, since the hotel was already overpriced.
The beds were firm and pretty comfortable.
The TV was positively a disaster. The controller was a joke and the channels were amazingly limited. No streaming services in sight, and weird double numbers with dashes that one had to enter to get the regular channels. The room had no chargers for phones or computers, and the alarm clock was out of the 20th century, and kept going off. Impossible to program.
The location of the hotel was truly terrible. On the south side of the town of Kehei, which is nothing to write home about. The pools were okay, but I have a better pool at our HOA in Los Angeles. The staff was very agreeable, so I have no beef with that. It's really a question of bang for the buck. If you're looking for a magical place to stay to see Hawaii, this hardly qualifies.
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