Hoteller nær Moloka'i Beaches

"Excellent staff very welcoming "

"Convenient location. Served our purpose well. Clean and comfortable. Hotel is perfect for kids. Beach...not so much"

"Dejligt sted til ren afslapning, men langt til købmand og spisesteder, ikke egnet uden bil"

"Fantastic hotel with great service"

"This is an older property without any modern touches—but it was clean, well-maintained, peaceful and the view from our balcony was spectacular. It was convenient having the the restaurant nearby which had a lively vibe, great food and staff— and a plaza with small shops a short drive away. "

"10/10 hotel honestly. The last 2 times in Maui we stayed next door at the Westin for double the price. The Whaler is clean and has kitchens in the unit so you save a ton of money on breakfast, coffee, and snacks by having it in your room. Staff was friendly, grounds were clean, and parking was free. It's $50 per day at the Westin. We'll definitely be back. "

"Rigtig fint. Pænt og rent og med fin strand. Køkken med opvaskemaskine. Stor altan med havudsigt. Minusser: rengøring af værelset hver tredje/fjerde dag. Lang kø ved morgenmadsrestaurant."

"Pool was good, no we had a outer view."

"We had a wonderful stay. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. I loved how we were sent text messages of any updates or information on daily activities. Looks slightly outdated but currently under renovation. The food and drinks were great. We Will stay here again. "

"Great location. Rooms a bit old. Only one bed and the sleeping could was not suited for sleeping as you could feel every single spring, so not a comfortable sleep. Great children’s pool and also another one for adults. Right at the beach which was a very nice one and also 10 minutes from Whalers Village and another beach and bay in opposite direction with turtles swimming."

"The people have not be train to work on a 5 star hotel but pretty view but service Can step up "

"Staff was friendly "

"Rooms need updating but were clean. Resort fees were exorbitant, especially considering that beach chairs were only available for rent. Not sure what “resort fees” covered other than just being another money grab."