Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa, Waikoloa

I had mixed feelings about my stay. The hotel's location was excellent, providing quick access to the beach and local dining, but the beach scene left much to be desired. While the rooms were nicely decorated and comfortable, there was a real struggle with obtaining lounge chairs at the pool and beach due to guests reserving them unnecessarily. Overall, it’s a decent hotel, but enhancements are needed in the amenities and beach experience to truly make it a resort.

We had an incredible stay at the hotel with a mix of fun activities, great amenities, and a relatively quiet atmosphere. The staff were a standout, making us feel welcomed and providing excellent recommendations. The location is close to the beach and shopping, which was an added advantage. However, the snorkeling near the hotel wasn't the best, and our dining experience at a nearby restaurant could have been better.

Our stay was peaceful and enjoyable, with a quiet atmosphere perfect for relaxation. The nearby beach was a highlight, especially for the kids, and the pool area was a lovely spot to unwind. However, some rooms felt a bit dated, and the dining experience could improve for a better variety. Overall, considering the value for money, I would say it was a good experience but not without its flaws.

I had an incredible experience at this resort, especially appreciating the beautiful beach access and the variety of family-friendly activities available. The rooms were spacious and cozy, with a fantastic outdoor shower option, but some dining aspects could be improved regarding portion sizes. The amenities were superb, offering a relaxing atmosphere, yet I found the restaurant pricing a bit steep for the experience provided.

The hotel left a lot to be desired with its small and smelly rooms, uninspiring dining options, and poor value for what was charged. While the location had potential, the maintenance of the facilities and service levels fell short. The cheerful staff was a bright spot, but overall, the experience felt very exploitative for what was being offered.