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    5.0 (1 review)
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    Lihue Airport - LIH

    3.4
    (635 reviews)

    This is probably one of the best and easiest airports I've been through. I live next to Long Beach,…read moreand that's usually my go-to when I need an easy airport to fly in and out of, but Lihue is definitely a close second. My only real complaint would be going through security. It was very hot--they had fans, but with the humidity in Hawaii, it still felt intense. Once you get into the terminals, though, there's air-conditioning, and it honestly feels like a relief if you're not used to that kind of humidity. The staff was very friendly, and the airport itself was easy to maneuver. I also found it simple to grab a shuttle to and from getting a rental car. Plus, there's a Starbucks located inside, which was convenient while waiting. The bathrooms were also clean, which I really appreciate--especially when you're traveling. Another win: there were plenty of places to plug in and charge my computer before we took off, which made the wait a lot easier. The only other thing I wish there were more of: food options. It seemed like there was really only Starbucks and one other restaurant. Prices were pretty high too--like $8 for a spam musubi and close to $10 for a Costco hotdog. If you might have a wait before boarding, I'd recommend bringing snacks or your own food. Overall, it's a smooth, user-friendly airport--just plan ahead for the heat at security and limited food options.

    Too many travelers for this small, outdated airport. Gates…read moreare over crowded, not enough seating or standing space. Seemed under staffed on this day. Guess you can write it off as island charm...

    Advantage Rent A Car

    Advantage Rent A Car

    2.1
    (181 reviews)

    We took the first flight out to Lihue since we were going to attend a family funeral. We arrived…read moreshortly after 6 a.m.(6:15 a.m.) After all the other rental car shuttles came and went, Advantage finally arrived. The shuttle driver was friendly and made conversation. Hubs checked and TT opened for breakfast at 6:30 a.m. oooh yay!!! Then oh drats- the Rent A Car doors were locked and they did not open til 7 a.m. Bummer...my stomach was already signaling, feed me. Luckily the antics of the chickens and loud crowing of the rooster helped pass the time. 45 minutes later the door was opened. We were their first and only customers for a bit and the employee said they had no cars, they needed to be cleaned. Yikes!!! Then hubs was told they had a convertible- nope, he didn't want that one. The office was dirty with trash on the floor byvthe counter sign and the trash can was filled to the brim. I saw one man sweeping outside but wondered how come no attention to the inside. When we returned the car there was no one there at 2:45 pm to accept the car and keys. The same woman who checked us in looked like she was leaving work. I asked do we take the key inside? She said someone was supposed to be around. La dee dah... the employee who finally came was on Hawaiian time...sauntering so slowly to the desk... starting to stress, we're not going to make our flight. We waited a bit more for the shuttle to come around...the driver was nice, we both felt the rising heat of the day. Tip: just because the price is cheaper than the rest doesn't make it the best deal when everything is taken into account.

    People seem to hate this place, but if you know what to do it's not that bad…read more Just say no to everything and you'll be fine. Seriously say no to everything and you'll walk out of here fine. Don't expect a brand new car either. If you temper your expectations then you're good.

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    Marriott's Kaua'i Beach Club

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    Located in Kalapaki Beach in Kauai, the Marriott Kaua'i Beach club is the timeshare portion of a…read morelarge resort complex, originally built in 1995 on the former site of Westin Kauai (Kauai Surf Hotel before that). My family and my wife's parents had stayed at this hotel more than twenty years ago and really enjoyed it, so my wife and I took the opportunity in April 2026 to make a return visit, staying for 6 nights at 1,350 points for a Parlor room (basically a hotel room with a Murphy bed...max 2 people)...plus a mandatory daily Hawaiian 'Villa tax' of $15.22. We really enjoyed our visit to the 'Garden Isle'. Back then, the hotel portion of the complex was a high end Marriott hotel. In 2021, the owners rebranded it to become the Royal Sonesta, which created a bit of confusion for me. What's important is that they are two separate entities, but letting guests/owners share things like the pool, lounge chairs on the beach, and fitness center. However owners can not charge anything to their room, instead having to create a separate Sonesta account to do so. Two things that jumped out were that the two large surface self-parking lots (complementary for owners) are quite a distance from the lobby entrance. And the check-in lobby for the vacation club itself is on the beach side of this large complex. In between is a beautiful and very large garden, with a koi pond and various retail shops. There is a large sundry shop, selling essentials along with snacks and food for comparable prices to other stores nearby. There is a free shuttle to the nearby airport, though we didn't take it since we had a rental car. So it is possible to not use a rental car, since there are two shopping centers within walking distance, along with multiple restaurants on the resort grounds itself. We stayed in a parlor (studio-style) room, and it was fine for the two of us. The bathroom was actually small for a hotel, with the walk-in shower being good with OK shower pressure but not really hot water. There is a kitchenette (full size sink, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker, toaster, full set of flatware, glasses, mugs, pitcher for water, colander, tupperware for leftovers, blender). Also an apartment-size refrigerator with a usable freezer that kept our ice cream frozen. There are gas grills outside, which I noticed were daily cleaned by housekeeping. The room had a queen murphy bed, with a OK mattress. When hidden, the space is used as a couch. We found it much easier just to keep it down throughout our stay, since we were able to find space to put away the couch cushions out of the way...though a survival key became a way to minimize the number of bad toe stubs on the corners. Housekeeping comes at the end of your stay, though a cleaning can be added at additional cost. Garbage can be thrown out in nearby bins in the hallways. Self-service laundry is separate from the units, and was not even in our tower, but in an adjoining one. There is a small cost associated with it. It had a nice TV with a lot of basic cable channels (HGTV!) along with 3 Showtime channels. It's an older room so electrical outlets were at a premium, but they had put power strips behind the bed so was able to connect my machines next to my side of the bed without need for an extension cord. The private lanai had seating for two and a great unobstructed view of the ocean and beach (worth the upgrade to an ocean view). It's one of the best parts of the unit. We saw the NCL Pride of America come into the nearby Nilliwilli cruise port and stay for 2 days (Thursday and Friday). Important to note since the area gets a lot busier when the cruise ship is in town. The fitness center was good. Cardio equipment was older but in good shape. Had plenty of towels, but only had one disinfecting wipe dispenser, which was sometimes out. Huge yoga room with mats and equipment. Had a filtered water dispenser. The rooms were not created as a fitness center, but still had decent ventilation. The owners lounge is nice, with free use of a foosball table and a working air hockey table. It had working outlets and air conditioning so hung out there in the afternoon after checkout since our flight was at night. In terms of resort activities, it's pretty limited during the shoulder-season when we came. Staff interaction was OK, though in the beginning, the pushing of timeshare presentations ("500 points if you sign up!") by the concierges were prevalent.

    The Marriott here offers a convenient location near the airport, I'm impressive with the iconic and…read morescenic pool here, and overall beautiful landscaping. However, the room is small and dated, also confusing and long walking within the property.

    Kauai Beach Boys

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    4.6
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    We were on the NCL Pride of American and wanted a beach day…read more Within 15 minutes of walking, here we were, the beach. We rented chairs and an umbrella. We thought we would get small beach chairs. Nope, we got nice lounge chairs! The umbrella was a must as it will rain on and off. Also, it provides nice shade. We were close to restrooms, shops, and Duke's restaurant. The staff were super friendly and accommodating. We will book through them again.

    Beach Boys catamaran sunset cruise…read more I arrived to the Nawiliwili Bay & Hulei'a River cruise boat slip to join the other passengers on a sunset cruise. This particular day, for whatever the reason, didn't have too many passengers. It made for a better cruise experience, in my opinion. After the normal safety briefing, we set off on the Kalapaki Kai II (smooth sailing gorgeous catamaran!) with the captain narrating the entire evening. While this was not a dinner cruise, we did enjoy a full service bar with light snacks during the evening. In my opinion, the cruise seemed uneventful and not very entertaining, but I am not necessarily interested in history, which is mainly what the captain spoke about during the cruise. He did a thorough job speaking about the Kauai scenery, fish ponds, mangrove trees, Haupu mountain range, Kalapaki Beach, the lighthouse, golf-course and Kauai's still-standing original hotel! We even watched numerous people surfing in the Nawiliwili Bay.... Can't say I'll see that anywhere else except Hawaii! The sunset was not anything to speak of the night of my cruise... but that is clearly out of our control! While I had a ho-hum evening... I will still highly recommend this sunset cruise! It was an incredibly smooth sail.... Short & sweet -- started at 5:30p and ended just as the sun set!

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